Christian Basics
What Did Jesus Do? Works of Jesus Christ
This article covers several aspects of Christ's work: man's need for Christ, the costly price, the provision it provided, and the motive.
Theology
Articles and resources covering topics in biblical theology and systematic theology.
Christian Basics
Who is Jesus? Person of Jesus Christ
Jesus is God who became man. Jesus possesses all the attributes, power, and titles of deity. He came to save and to rule.
Christian Basics
How to Know God and His Attributes?
This article covers what it means to know God through the Bible, explains the importance of knowing God, and reviews some of God's attributes.
Theology
How We Got the Bible
Our Bibles went through God's five step process: (1) Revelation, (2) Inspiration, (3) Canonicity, (4) Preservation, and (5) Transmission.
Theology
4 Aspects of Christ's Atonement
This article explains what is the atonement, five wrong views of it, and a biblical description covering the four aspect of Christ's atonement.
Theology
3 Aspects of God's Election of Salvation
There are three aspects of election in Reformed theology. God's election is (1) unconditional, (2) individual, and (3) infralapsarian.
Theology
God the Son Incarnate
The sixth volume of Foundations of Evangelical Theology is God the Son Incarnate. By Stephen Wellum, this is an excellent book on Christology.
Theology
Biblical Doctrine
Biblical Doctrine, published by Crossway, is MacArthur and Mayhue’s systematic theology. This is my review, having read through the book in its entirety.
Theology
5 Reasons You Should Study Systematic Theology
Defining systematic theology in contrast with historical, biblical, and practical theology. Offering five reasons Christians should study it.
Theology
Why Did God Bless Abraham? What Was So Special About Him?
God chose Abraham in spite of Abraham's sins. God has the right to choose who He blesses. Like Abraham, we are unconditionally chosen by God.
Theology
A Primer on Praying to Our Triune God
This article, written by Donald R. White, describes the nature of Christian prayer, God's law, the Lord's Prayer, and trinitarian prayer.