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Dive into free biblical insights rooted in Jesus, not institutions or philosophical frameworks, and discover the fullness of the life of Jesus.


The Eight Day of Creation: Matthew 28
The epistles are not the only place which affirm Christ’s election before the foundation of the world (Ephesians 1:4; 1 Peter 1:20; Revelation 13:8). The Gospels themselves affirm that Jesus was the purpose and fulfillment of creation itself. This section examines Matthew 28 to show that Matthew writes the resurrection account as the completion of creation. Matthew 28 begins with an awkward Greek statement. The two expressions in verse 1 literally mean, “late, (or evening) o
Austin Glines
1 day ago5 min read


Where is the Kingdom of God: How Would You Live If Heaven Was On Earth?
God's Way For Finding Purpose What is the thing you want most out of life? Mine is to make a difference. The most frightening thing for...
Austin Glines
Nov 17, 202415 min read


From Genesis to Genetics: Correlating Biblical and Scientific Creation Stories
When entering this conversation we think God owed it to us to explain the creation in a way that would give us all the answers we desire....
Austin Glines
Oct 30, 20232 min read


The Biggest Mistake that Christians Make
The biggest weakness of American Christians is their inability and unwillingness to listen to people who believe differently. We would...
Austin Glines
Oct 27, 20232 min read


How to Live a Christ-Centered Life
For many Christians, not just leaders and missionaries, the danger of self-focus can divert our attention from the true purpose of our...
Austin Glines
Oct 20, 20231 min read


Does it Matter What You Call "Faith"? By Jonathan Brackens
It matters what you call faith, because the definition will either send you down the circular and abstract way of Hebrews 11 or ground...
Jonathan Brackens
Oct 15, 20234 min read


Any Amount of Faith Will Do (part 2) by Jonathan Brackens
Remember, last time we discussed how our frustration with faith comes from a compulsion to compare our faith with those in the...
Jonathan Brackens
Oct 15, 20234 min read


Any Amount of Faith Will Do (Part 1) By Jonathan Brackens
We only ask “how much” when we are concerned with whether we have enough. Trust me, a dab will do. Our frustration with faith comes from...
Jonathan Brackens
Oct 15, 20233 min read


Whose “Ass” Is It, And How Many: By Jonathan Brackens
Exploring the Johannine and Matthean Redactional Intent As An Example Of Christian Aggrandizement & Impact on Faith Last time we...
Jonathan Brackens
Oct 15, 20234 min read


What is Repentance? By Jonathan Brakens
What is repentance? It’s not what most think it is. When Jesus and John instructed listeners to repent because the kingdom of God was...
Jonathan Brackens
Oct 15, 20233 min read


Potent Impotence: What Happens When You Don’t Seek First The Kingdom? By Jonathan Brackens
What If: What if strong emotions, like joy, impair some people’s cognitive processing? What if strong emotions, like joy, and low...
Jonathan Brackens
Oct 9, 20236 min read


Three Person Monotheism: Explaining the Trinity
The Trinity is one of the hardest concepts of Christianity to understand. This is because Jewish Monotheism is the core of the Hebrew...
Austin Glines
Oct 8, 20234 min read


Too Close for Comfort: The False Dilemma of Gospel Relatedness By Jonathan Brackens
How can the Gospels be too diverse to derive from oral tradition but too synonymous not to be derivatives of another? This is the...
Jonathan Brackens
Sep 29, 20233 min read


Crucified, Dead, Alive or Neither? By Jonathan Brackens
The facts are neither whether he died upon or on his way to the cross, nor at what hour, but that he died and if he died that means he lived
Jonathan Brackens
Sep 25, 20234 min read


Uncovering Our Cultural Bias While Reading the Bible
The Bible is for all people. Therefore, when reading it, we must lose our cultural bias. Much of reading the Bible should not affirm our...
Austin Glines
Sep 25, 20232 min read


The Bible and Tradition: The Cornerstones of Theology
Theology, the study of God and religious beliefs, is a profound and ancient discipline. At its core, theology seeks to understand the...
Austin Glines
Sep 22, 20232 min read


What is Systematic Theology?
What is Systematic Theology? Systematic theology might sound like an intimidating term, but at its core, it's a straightforward concept....
Austin Glines
Sep 18, 20232 min read


You are a Theologian
Are you a theologian? The question might make you pause, but the answer is both simpler and more profound than you might think. Yes, you...
Austin Glines
Sep 15, 20232 min read


Why we can trust the Gospel Accounts
If you're familiar with eyewitness accounts, you'll know that they often differ due to individual perspectives and experiences. This is...
Austin Glines
Sep 13, 20232 min read


Political Parties and Cults: How are the two similar?
The relationship between religion and politics is a thinner line than one might assume. While we do not live in First Century Rome, where...
Austin Glines
Sep 5, 20232 min read
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