Zero Is Better Than One (Ecclesiastes 4:1-16)
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Life without God leads to a world of oppression, envy, and isolation. Life from God leads to comfort, contentment, and friendship.
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Footnotes 11 | Paradise Lost & the Demonic Debate in Hell
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In this episode, we take a look at the classic John Milton poem "Paradise Lost" and C.S. Lewis' insight on the debate in hell between four demons.
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Footnotes 10 | Satan is a Defeated Foe
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In this episode, we look at several key biblical passages that proclaim the defeat of principalities and powers through Christ's work on the cross.
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The Agony & Ecstasy of the Resurrection | Matthew 28:1-10 (Resurrection Sunday 2026)
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Resurrection Sunday Sermon 2026
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What is "Finished"? John 19:23-30 | (Good Friday 2026)
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Good Friday Sermon 2026
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Footnotes 9 | "Truly God & Truly Man": Understanding the two natures of Jesus Christ
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In this episode of Footnotes, we outline the confession, logic, and application of Jesus being truly God and truly man.
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Resurrection Faith Part 4 | Anger, Authority, & Atonement (John 11:28-53)
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Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead and calls people to faith.
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Footnotes 8 | The Seven 'I am' Statements of Jesus
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In this episode of Footnotes, we explore the seven "I Am" statements of Jesus Christ in the gospel of John.
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Resurrection Faith Part 3 | Lunatic, Liar, or Lord (John 1:1-27)
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Jesus prepares his disciples for the resurrection of Lazarus by indicating He is the Son of God, the light of the World, the resurrection, and the life. Either He's crazy, or lying, or telling the truth.
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Footnotes 7 | Elijah, Signs & Wonders
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In this episode of Footnotes, we talk about the three "Epochs" of signs and wonders in the Bible. We also address the danger of seeking spiritual experience over biblical confession.
info_outlineIn contrast to the false teachers (2 Timothy 3:1-9), Paul offers a self-portrait as a representation of true teachers and true Christianity.