We are slaves to Christ, and by extension, we are slaves to all people. Christian Perspectives exists to help believers better understand reality as a slave of Christ.
All of our authors are confessionally Baptist holding either to the BFM 2000 or LBC 1689.
Don’t Ignore the Signs: The Growing Need for Church Revitalization, Part 1 - Signs are important in our life. They can tell you when to stop driving in order to allow traffic to safely pass. Signs can tell you what direction on the interstate you are going in order to arrive at your destination. Signs are also important because they can reveal when you are sick, like a […]
How Can I Tell If Someone Is A False Teacher? - “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world.” – 1 John 4:1 Sometime ago, after writing a blog post about a specific groups of false teachers, a reader asked me how they could identify a false […]
Understanding Plantinga’s View on God and Evil - Alvin Plantinga's "God, Freedom, and Evil" defends the rationality of religious belief against atheological critiques, notably addressing the problem of evil. He argues that the coexistence of God and evil is logical due to human free will, asserting that freedom inevitably allows for moral wrongdoing, thus justifying God's allowance of evil.
Exploring Christology: Historical Controversies and Clarity - Christianity's core question revolves around the identity of Jesus and the significance of his resurrection. Historically, controversies like Gnosticism and Arianism shaped Christological clarity, affirming his dual natures—fully human and fully divine. Early church debates aimed to maintain this unity, emphasizing its importance for salvation and worship, contrasting with modern misconceptions.
Why do we Need Jesus? - Why do we need Jesus? Ask this to someone in your congregation and you might get a funny look as they respond, “because He died for us silly.” However, the essential reason to why Christ died is left out. If He died for us what did His sacrifice even do? And why would he […]If you have any questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us:
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