Over 500 years ago, the great Protestant reformer Martin Luther gave up his quest to save himself and placed saving faith in the work of Christ, trusting that what Christ had done on the cross had ...

Last Sunday, this column introduced the path of the well-trained servant from the “Servant of the Lord” passages found in Isaiah. The just servant posed a question, “Who will dispute my right?” (Is 50 ...

Please join me as together we study the Bible in its entirety. His beautiful but sorrowful words of times to come began in 626 B.C. Jerusalem’s end came in 586 B.C. Jeremiah went into captivity with ...

The Feb. 6 letter, "Faith in Jesus isn't the only requirement for salvation," asked whether a "belief in Jesus (is) the only requirement for salvation." The answer is yes! Jesus said, "I am the way, ...

During a time of prayer, I read from the psalter in The Book of Common Prayer: "When the foundations are being destroyed, what can the righteous do?" (Psalm 11:3) I read this during the pandemic, when ...

If we start with a Biblical and New Testament perspective, it’s hard to support the concept of righteous anger. To wit: “My dear brothers and sisters, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to ...