In Exodus 32, Moses recorded a horrible day in the history of Israel. While he was meeting with Yahweh on the sacred mountain, the children of Israel proved their idolatrous hearts. They turned from the way of the Lord and constructed a golden calf. About it they engaged in feverish singing, dancing, eating, and drinking. … More Better Than Moses
Though Paul is writing to his believing friends who are forever filled by the Holy Spirit, on this particular occasion he is not bashful to call them “fools.” He calls them such in verses 1 and 3. Here, the astonished Apostle uses the same term used by Jesus when speaking to a couple dull disciples … More My Foolishness Starts Where My Faith Ends
Hyper Grace is a glorious thing. For Hyper Grace, biblically understood, works. Now friends, please do not rush to conclusions about me and my theology. Do not put me in your theological camps quite yet. If you come to the conclusion that I am a licentious antinomian who treats sin lightly, you have misunderstood me. … More Hyper Grace, Biblically Understood, is a Glorious Thing
Unfathomable Grace 