The Theology of Suffering and Reformed African Americans
Suffering in light of God’s sovereignty is something Reformed African Americans have experienced for centuries. But are we really okay?
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God Knows You
The thought that God knows us can be scary, but its the gospel that makes that thought sweet.
The Beauty of Sovereignty in Salvation
In theology dialogues with my Arminian brothers and sisters, conversations invariably (regardless of the aspects of theology) tilt toward the perennial Calvinist verses Arminian debate. …
In a League of His Own
“For who has known the mind of the Lord, or who has been his counselor?” “Or who has given a gift to him that he …
Joe Talks about the Christian and Prayer
A while ago RAAN’s Regular Contributor, Jasmine Baucham, interviewed Joseph Solomon. Recently I visited chaseGod.tv to see what Joseph, a.k.a “Joe”, was cooking and stumbled …
For Unto Us a Child is Born: Some Reflections on the Incarnation
This Christmas season will be filled with gift giving, good food, and precious time with family and friends. And while all of these things are …
For His Name’s Sake
Many scholars, pastors, and church leaders teach that the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation is all about God’s plan to save humankind from their …
How Deep the Father’s Love
The importance of Fathers When we think of the word “father,” many thoughts flood our minds and many emotions fill our hearts. Some of us …
Excerpts From Blood Work: For Whom Did Christ Die?
In his new book, Blood Work, Pastor Anthony Carter tackles the question: For whom did Christ Die? Pastor Carter writes: The question is often raised, …
The Trinity Reimaged in Your Sight and Work
Did you know our world is reimaged in thrice texture? God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit are one, and this …
Jesus Can Relate: In Awe of Our Sympathetic God
Recently, I did something I often regret. I read the comment section of an article on a secular website discussing Christianity. Most Internet savvy Christians …
