Monthly Archives: December 2023

Jesus Christ: The Always Gift for All Our Days [from 2019 study of J.I. Packer]

Posted on December 25, 2023 by St. John Studies

I have had the pleasure of reading the Bible through a few times, but as you know, it is a complex book.  The Word of God provided a challenge to me [as I am sure, to you].  Some parts remain … Continue reading →

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Kevin DeYoung’s “Ought Nots”

Posted on December 19, 2023 by St. John Studies

It is time to examine the issue of homosexuality and Christianity and how Scripture addresses this from another point of view.  As I indicated in the previous post, Peter Gomes is playing what I would describe as a “long game.”  … Continue reading →

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Don’t Lose Sight

Posted on December 16, 2023 by St. John Studies

As I jump from one author to another, I feel I have to post a “Don’t Lose Sight” post.  I have just spent three posts on Peter Gomes and his book entitled The Good Book. Gomes is an author who … Continue reading →

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God’s Word and Antisemitism: Abuse by the Powerful and Ignorant

Posted on December 6, 2023 by St. John Studies

Peter Gomes has spent six chapters of his book entitled The Good Book trying to convince the reader that some people have used God’s book to do evil in this world.  As a country, we banned alcohol consumption on Scripture … Continue reading →

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