The Master's Seminary Blog

 

On the very first page of Scripture, we encounter an emphatic statement of the biblical worldview, one that presupposes the existence of God as the almighty, omnipoten...

Few maxims are as well-known as “actions speak louder than words.” It is one of the most widely acclaimed principles of proper ethical conduct for any realm of life. As one might expect, it is even woven into several of the ancient fables of Aesop (c. 620-564 BC)...

A substantial portion of missional philosophy rests on the belief that the gospel not only may be, but must be contextualized, or adapted, across cultures and subcultures in order to be understood. In a conversation I had with a pro...

The Lord had given Adam and Eve an entire cosmos of good gifts to enjoy. In turn, he provided them with a single “positive” law. They were to show their love for him by refusing to eat the fruit of only one tree, on the basis that their loving Father said so, and that ...

"But may it never be that I would boast, except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world." —Galatians 6:14