We, like the apostle Paul, preach Him, who God was pleased to reveal to us (Gal 1:15–16). Jesus Christ is the seed of Abraham (Gal 3:16, 19). He is the fulfillment of God’s unconditional promise to the patriarch and his offspring (Gen 12, 15, 17; Rom 4:13, 16, 18, 24). …

God has sent preachers of the Gospel of Jesus Christ into all the world (Mt 24:14; Mk 16:15) — men of God with beautiful feet (Rom 10:15), who desire to make known the excellencies of Christ (1 Pet 2:9). I am one of those men…who set his heart to study…

Martin Luther said, “I have covenanted with my Lord that He should not send me visions, or dreams, or even angels. I am content with this one gift of the Scriptures, which abundantly teaches and supplies all that is necessary both for this life, and that which is to come.”…

The apostle John wrote, “We have come to know and have believed the love which God has for us (1 Jn 4:16).” God demonstrated His love for us, in that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us (Rom 5:8). …

When Christians speak of salvation, the discussion must include an understanding of God’s covenant. The God of the Bible has revealed Himself, as a covenanting God. Because God is true (Rom 3:4), He assures those who hear His Word that His Word is true (Ps 119:160). …

Because God is love (1 Jn 4:8), many draw a false conclusion of universal love for everyone and everything. Universalism is a heresy, so others look for relief, by claiming God loves everyone, but everyone is required to love Him back. This is the Arminian heresy. …

Jesus commands His sheep, “Come to Me…” (Mt 11:28). Disobedience is not an option for the slave of Christ (Eph 6:6), but the Father draws His beloved people to Christ by His kindness. Theologians refer to this work of God as “irresistible grace.” …

It is the ambition of some to be recognized as “a godly man” or “a godly woman.” Faith in the achievement of moral excellence for one’s self only causes the godly moralist to call men to virtue. He imagines he is a moral leader among immoral men. Moralistic preachers have…

The work of the theologian begins with the acknowledgment of the Bible, as the inspired, infallible, inerrant, and authoritative Word of God. Next, he must acknowledge the clarity, necessity, and sufficiency of the Scriptures. …