The Apostle John reminds believers living in the last days of the safeguards that we have against false teachers: The Word and the Spirit.

Social media in our distracted age can heap burdens on us that we were never meant to bear and can keep us from the burdens we ought to bear.

Churches that assume the gospel offer a palatable, inoffensive, and powerless message and ultimately fail to carry out the Great Commission.

Catechisms are an effective way for parents to do their part in teaching their children the basic truths about God and his gospel.

The city of Jerusalem features prominently in Luke's gospel and serves as a warning against the subtle but serious sin of presumption.

Our testimony can often replace actually sharing the gospel. But sharing your testimony, in and of itself, doesn't necessarily constitute evangelism.

Pitting the Spirit and the Word of God against each other is pure sophistry that creates a false dichotomy and unnecessary division between believers. 

Isaiah 26:7-8 doesn't just say God can, or will, make the way of the righteous level, but that their path actually is level. Is that really the case?

When our worship is not shaped by God's Word we can easily fall into idolatry, worshiping the right God the wrong way, regardless of our intentions.