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Escaping Guilty Assurance
Why do we need to have an assurance of our salvation? In studying and proclaiming the gospel, this question has been asked of me, and, in...
Daniel Klassen
May 16, 20194 min read


Why We Start With God
In the Christian life, we start with God. We think, as Augustine said, "the best about God," because it "is the foundation of piety." In...
Daniel Klassen
May 8, 20194 min read


Ambiguity is the Fortress of Heretics
Ambiguity, or we could say vagueness, is extremely unhelpful when interacting with ideas. When a professor presents a crucial idea to the...
Daniel Klassen
Apr 24, 20194 min read


The Hope of Resurrection
There are many reasons why we call the day we commemorate the horrific death of Christ “good,” and many have set out to explain it. The...
Daniel Klassen
Apr 20, 20193 min read


The Cross of Christ
The Old Testament contains well over one hundred distinct prophecies about Jesus. If we look at some of the events of Jesus’ crucifixion,...
Trent Peters
Apr 13, 20194 min read


The Darkness at Noon
In the first three gospels: Matthew, Mark, and Luke, a notable event is recorded. In the last three hours of Jesus physical life on...
Andy Wiebe
Apr 12, 20193 min read


Rome
The Book of Romans is widely considered the greatest work of the apostle Paul. It’s simple, yet profound, explanation of God’s plan for...
Luke Hildebrand
Mar 5, 20193 min read


Corinth
While the city of Corinth was never known as a godly city in the time of the early church, the struggles and turmoil that the church went...
Delten Ens
Feb 16, 20193 min read


Ephesus
It is with great love and care that Paul, the aged apostle, wrote the letter to the Ephesians. Some thirty years prior, the man known as...
Kyle Friesen
Feb 16, 20194 min read


Colossae
The Colossian church was a group of believers formed without Paul’s leadership. During his third missionary journey, Paul is thought to...
Merlis Wiebe
Feb 16, 20193 min read
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