Strengthening Biblical Literacy
in the Church

We are witnessing a concerning trend where more and more women are taking on the task of providing theological shepherding exclusively for other women, from women’s theology conferences and workshops to female-focused podcasts and video ...

And so in the same way Abraham trusted God regarding the seemingly impossible promises that were given to him in Genesis. We can trust God regarding the seemingly impossible promises that are given to us. ...

Several Scriptures support the doctrine of Total Depravity. In Romans 3:10-12, the Apostle Paul writes, “There is none righteous, not even one; there is none who understands, there is none who seeks for God; all ...

Several Scriptures support the doctrine of Irresistible Grace. In John 6:44, Jesus says, “No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws him.” Similarly, in Romans 8:30, Paul writes, “And those ...

Now, we’re currently in the fourth chapter, but we’re really in the third section as it pertains to theological concepts. Paul answers the question of why are the covenant promises realized strictly by faith alone. ...

Many Christians have blurred the line between faith and works, and need to see that there are dramatic distinctions between these two things. Faith is a gift of God, and the Christian’s work is something ...

This blessing of salvation in Christ is something that occurs before any sacraments are performed. Just as Abraham was justified before he was circumcised, so too we are justified through faith which leads to obedience. ...

Romans 4:4-8 is an important reminder that salvation cannot be earned through our own efforts or adherence to the law, and shows our faith is a gift from God and that salvation is only possible ...