The Serpent In Eden: The Case For A Seraph Named Satan
In this essay, I am going to make a case that the serpent in Eden was not a mere ordinary garden snake, nor was it an undefined, chaos creature, but…
Psalm 22: A Look At The Darkest Psalm In The Bible
In this essay, I will explain how Psalm 22 matches up with the description of Jesus, crucifixion in the gospels of Matthew and John perfectly. And thus, although it was…
Yahweh Or Yahweh’s Agent?: A Response To Ronn Johnson
The late Dr. Michael S. Heiser has been a huge influence on me as a Bible student. He and John Walton independently showed me just how insanely interesting The Old…
Psalm 91: Your Battle Anthem Against The Devil
As I have said in a couple of previous blog articles, I have been blessed to experience the Psalms as songs. The vast majority of these are performed by real…
The Mindset That Breathed Life Back Into My Prayer Life
I don't like closing my eyes and bowing my head and folding my hands. I don't like talking to God, as if he is some human king I do not…
Why I Switched My Main Bible Translation (NIV to ESV)
I've been a student of The Bible since I first got saved at 17 years old. What started as me being a baby Christian who liked to just read a…
Why I No Longer Think Walton’s View Of Genesis 1 Functions
For a few years now, I have settled on a particular reading of Genesis 1, most popularly endorsed by the biblical scholar John Walton in books like "The Lost World…
Gemini AI Comments On The Framework View Of Genesis 1
In preparation for another blog post I'm working on, I decided to find out just how probable or improbable it would be for Days 1-3 and Days 3-6 of Genesis…
Genesis 1 and Psalm 115: The Imago Dei and The Intermediate State
I have been blessed over the past several months to have experienced the psalms as they were intended to be consumed, as songs! A little while back, I wrote an…
BOOK REVIEW: “In Quest Of The Historical Adam” by William Lane Craig
I haven't really done a book review here on the blog in a while. But this book was too thought-provoking, and my review which I was typing out for Amazon…