The American Church is enamored with eschatology; it has seeped into our psyche. We take a look at Mark 13 and attempt to unravel some confusion regarding the Olivet Discourse.

According to Vos, the subject of eschatology plays a prominent part in New Testament teaching and religion.

Hermeneutics is the art and science of biblical interpretation. Dane C. Ortlund, writing for Crossway, says, “think optometry … hermeneutics is the pair of glasses … [it’s] not what you look at but what you look with.”

The philanthropic ministry has been a consistent pathway for women's Christian service throughout the centuries. It is an ancient craft.

All humans have access to the same evidence, but their respective worldviews will determine how to interpret this evidence and the conclusion they will draw.

To cleave, therefore, fast unto Christ, and unto those promises which God has made us for his sake, is our wisdom.

The American Church is on a dangerous trajectory leading to a bifurcation in our understanding of the body and soul.

The task of the dogmatician is to think God’s thoughts after him and to trace their unity.