#theology

Summary of the 16th chapter of the Westminster Confession of Faith.

Someone told me, "The irresistible grace revealed in Scripture was simply the divine enablement bestowed upon chosen servants... The recipient could not resist the impartation of the gift. The gifts

An overview of John Murray's dynamic of biblical ethic.

My church sermon notes (2026/10/18)

Christ is uniquely qualified to reveal God because of who He is.

Editing Scripture while you read is eisegesis. It's not just twisting words. It's questioning God's motives so you feel licensed to override them. "Did God really say?" becomes "God couldn't

In a previous meditation, Ślimaczyzm - pierwszy post, I laid down the first trail: that slowness is not a failure of speed but a different relationship to time, and that a slug crossing a stone leaves

An article based on the 10th chapter of Bryan Chapell's book, Christ-centered Preaching.

My church sermon notes (2026/10/11)

A lecture based on the fifth chapter of Bryan Chapell's book, Christ-Centered Preaching.

A lecture based on the fourth chapter of Bryan Chapell's book, Christ-Centered Preaching.

A lecture based on the second chapter of Bryan Chapell's book, Christ-Centered Preaching.

A lecture based on the first chapter of Bryan Chapell's book, Christ-Centered Preaching.

My Sunday sermon notes (2026/10/4)

In a previous meditation I called the snail a symbol of freedom — not because it moves, but because it moves at the speed of its own body. The shell is a home it carries, the slime is a road it writes,

In 2024 he lost his Dallas pulpit after a five-year relationship with a woman in her twenties. He was 73. Her father confronted him and threatened to tell the elders. Only then did Lawson go to the church.

A real choice needs a “before,” real alternatives, and the possibility He could have done otherwise. A timeless, already-settled decree has none of those. Gen 6:6 and Jer 3:7 are not metaphors for a God

A real choice needs a “before,” real alternatives, and the possibility He could have done otherwise. A timeless, already-settled decree has none of those. Gen 6:6 and Jer 3:7 are not metaphors for a God

In a previous meditation — Ślimaczyzm - pierwszy post — I left a trail across the question of whether an agent can move without being moved. I did not answer it. Slugs rarely do. We leave the question

In a previous meditation — Ślimak jako symbol wolności. — I argued that the snail carries its own house, and that this is what freedom looks like when you stop confusing it with escape. A creature that