Biblical Interpretation Through Demonstration
Teaching biblical interpretation through demonstration.
If you had to sum up your life philosophy in one sentence, what would it be? For whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake and the gospel’s will save it. (Mark 8:35, ESV) My life philosophy is based on this passage. I want to give my … Continue reading Give Your Life to Christ and You Will Gain It
Share a few recent shots from your camera roll, no context needed. Bad news: we have all lied, used God’s name in vain, stolen, and looked with lust. We are lying, thieving, blasphemous, adulterers at heart. We all deserve to burn in Hell for all eternity.Good news: God is rich in mercy. He sent Jesus … Continue reading Recent Shots From Camera
What’s one thing you own that holds deep sentimental value? My Grandfather was a pastor in the 1970's and a missionary to Zaire and Nigeria for over fifty years. His passion was to teach others to read the Bible simply and understand it. I say simply because he approached all of life that way. He … Continue reading My Grandfather’s Ordination Certificate
What do you think is the future of AI? Some people think that a self- learning program will help humans achieve godhood or the technology itself will become a god to worship. It's not going to happen. Everything will degrade and come to nothing. It's a result of the fall. We live in a world … Continue reading It Will Fail
What’s the most underrated movie you’ve ever watched? Most Christian movies are cheesy. They have a simple message about faith, God, and fatherhood. Like most Christian movies, this one is based on fatherhood and how to be a good father in a tough world. It has its cheesy moments, but it gets real. The father … Continue reading Courageous by the Kendrick Brothers
A clear, compelling explanation of how Hebrew grammar — especially the vav‑consecutive — reveals Genesis 1 as historical narrative, not poetry or allegory. Learn how authorial intent, verb patterns, and biblical hermeneutics confirm the creation account as literal history.
Introduction One of the most important skills a Christian can develop is learning how to recognize historical narrative in Scripture. If we misidentify the genre, we will misinterpret the passage. And if we misinterpret the passage, we will miss the author’s intended meaning — which means we will miss God’s intended meaning. So how do … Continue reading How Do You Know You’re Reading a Historical Narrative?
When is it mean to be a good person? Sometimes the truth hurts, but it's never mean to be a good person. Sometimes you have to tell people the hard truth that sin is sin and people need to repent of it. Yet, people take that as being mean. At accusations like that, think of … Continue reading It’s Never Mean to be a Good Person
As a Bible-believing Christian and a person with high-functioning autism, I have found that the Bible teaches practical truths that help us thrive in everyday life. God is Sovereign. God is in complete control over the universe. He is in control of how you are made, what you are born with, and all circumstances in … Continue reading 5 Truths the Bible Teaches That Help People With High-Functioning Autism
What’s the weirdest movie you’ve ever watched? While it was a hilarious movie, it was pretty strange. I often watched the movie when I was in middle school. It was introduced to me by the pastor's son. There were several weird and funny elements throughout the movie. One of those elements is that they never … Continue reading Monty Python and the Holy Grail
