The nature of Jesus Christ is often seems like a deep mystery. Is he a man or is he God? This question has concerned Christians for centuries, beginning in the apostolic era. Far from being an abstract point of theology better left to seminary professors and theologians, the answer is at the center of the Christian life. In order to properly worship and trust Christ you must know who he is.

Scripture speaks of Jesus both as a human and divine. While this may seem contradictory scripture is clear on both accounts. Even a cursory look at the scriptural evidence will make clear that Jesus is portrayed as both divine and human.… Continue reading

Submission is the divine calling of a wife to honor and affirm her husband’s leadership and to help him carry it through according to her own giftedness. Submission is a praiseworthy reminder of our great God, and the drama of redemption. Submission is found in the trinity, as Jesus submits to the Father in purchasing our salvation.  Submission in its original purpose, not corrupted by man’s sinfulness and distortions, is a glorious display of the gospel.  Last post helped to clear up misconceptions about submission, so this one will try and more clearly define the biblical stance on the wife’s role to submit to her own husband. … Continue reading

Many consider the first 100 days of a new President’s time in office as a marquee event. How has the president conducted himself? What policies implemented? What promises has he ignored? 😉 So, in keeping with this theme, today PS23 authors answer some questions regarding their first 100 sermons. Each of them answers a few questions:

Question 1: What is your favorite duty in pastoral ministry? (besides preaching)?

Andy: Answering questions. I enjoy hosting public Q&A’s with the Congregation as well as those, “Pastor, do you have a minute” opportunities. I have found that both of these situations allow for shepherding by fostering growth in trust between the one with the question and me as their pastor.… Continue reading