Christianity's Vital Role in Society
September 21st, 2026
Civil society needs Christianity and Christians need to be the first to recognize why. There is a tide rising against historic Christianity and Christians are feeling the collywobbles about the direct...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
“Out of the Water”: What Does it Really Mean?
September 14th, 2026
Christ coming out of the water is a preview of his coming out of the grave. ...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
Subjectivism: The Tie that Binds
September 7th, 2026
They say when trouble comes to close the ranks. The way we do this is to be thoroughly Christian in every respect. This requires that we not apologize for what the Bible says, use family devotions to ...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
What is Shared Ministry?
August 31st, 2026
In Acts 18:18-19:5 that the Kingdom advances through ministry that is shared....  Read More
by Jason Cherry
A Brief Theology of Possessions
August 24th, 2026
The problem of “stuff” in modern American life is not that we have too much of it, but we have the wrong view of it. Put again, the problem isn’t stuff, but our misuse of it. What is stuff? The Englis...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
Baptism in Early Church History
August 17th, 2026
So, the goal of this essay is to provide an overview of the history of baptism in the first several hundred years of the early church. We’ll be quoting from and summarizing what the church fathers sai...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
A Girls Catechism
August 10th, 2026
C.S. Lewis said that the masculine is oriented toward strength, rigidity, and protection of life, while the feminine is oriented towards softness, fluidity, and creation of life. So, men act according...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
A Boys Catechism
August 3rd, 2026
“You do you” means that truth is constructed in my image. It means each person is free to create their own unique meaning in a world devoid of universal meaning. This is why “truth” is equated with au...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
God’s Calendar: Counting the Rest Days of Israel
July 27th, 2026
The calendar of feasts and holy days annually walk the people through the story of redemption, past, present, and future. This would continue until the Messiah came to fulfill it. The body and soul ar...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
Raising Canaan: The “Curse of Ham” Reconsidered (Part 1)
July 20th, 2026
Click here for part two and here for part threeBeyond Skin Deep: The Sin of HamIntroductionA father-and-son at enmity, a hint of nudity, the air of conspiracy–the scene in Noah’s vineyard tent after t...  Read More
by Gage Crowder
Did the Old Covenant Baptize Its Daughters?
July 13th, 2026
But what about the baby girls? They couldn’t be circumcised. Does that mean they were not included in the covenant like the boys?...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
On Pronouns and Priests
July 6th, 2026
Priests are representatives of their God, which is why Israel had no priestess or goddess. The priest mediates between God and man. The mediator, as a symbol of his God, cannot be a woman for a God wh...  Read More
by Jason Cherry
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