This article critiques Calvinism and Arminianism, emphasizing a biblically grounded view of salvation as an ongoing journey of faith.
Must We Tie Into a System? A Historical-Grammatical Response
The article discusses the importance of faithful exegesis over rigid theological systems, emphasizing Scripture's integrity and Christ as the focal point.
The Role of Human Experience in Scripture and Theology
The article emphasizes that human experience should enrich theology but never dictate it, affirming Scripture's authority over personal experiences.
The Role of Emotion in Scripture and Theology
Emotion, essential to humanity, must align with truth in theology and Scripture to enrich faith and worship effectively.
The Role of Human Reason in Scripture and Theology
Human reason, though limited and subordinate, is essential in interpreting Scripture, supporting faith, and engaging theology accurately.
Bible Doctrines—What Are They? How Are They Determined and by Whom?
Biblical doctrine, derived from Scripture, instructs believers, ensuring sound teaching essential for faith, behavior, and distinguishing truth from falsehood.
What Does the Bible Teach About Vows?
Vows in Scripture are serious, binding promises to God, rooted in personal commitment and requiring sincerity and fulfillment.
Open Theism: A Biblical Refutation of a Flawed View of God’s Foreknowledge and Sovereignty
Open Theism challenges God's foreknowledge and sovereignty, but it contradicts biblical teachings and misrepresents divine attributes, necessitating rejection.
The Inerrancy of the Bible: A Rational Defense of the Trustworthiness of Scripture
The article defends biblical inerrancy, affirming Scripture's divine truthfulness, historical accuracy, and reliability against modern critical theology.
The Foreknowledge of God: An Evangelical Defense of Molinism and Middle Knowledge
Molinism offers a theological framework harmonizing God's sovereignty with human free will, emphasizing middle knowledge and accountability in salvation.


