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It is wise to spend time thinking about how you will die someday: "So teach us to number our days that we may get a heart of wisdom" (Psalm 90:12). Solomon said that the heart of the wise is in the "house of mourning" (Ecclesiastes 7:4). Thinking about death is not easy or fun.

You cannot simply command AI to be truthful. You can only give it a human persona to impersonate. Choose wisely.

Sadly, many believers who take an interest in studying the end days seem to neglect the very things they're called to do with the information. Their interest in the end days has often led to an "escapism" mentality rather than to repentance and a sense of urgency to reach the

I recently completed the first draft of a commentary on 1 Peter. A scholar friend is currently reviewing it to ensure that my exegesis is sound and that I’m not promoting any damnable heresies. I’ll be recruiting more scholar friends to review it soon. Can’t wait to share more.

The goal of the Torah is to humble us, not make us arrogant and proud. We are not any better or more special than anyone else. The revelation we have is a gracious gift from God. Let's study the Torah so that we will learn to fear the Lord. And let's walk out his commandments,

Jesus and the apostles did not intend to terminate Judaism and start a new religion called Christianity. In the book of Acts, the early believers clearly saw themselves as a sect within Judaism.

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The apostle Peter reassures us of God’s unfailing love and promise of salvation (1 Pet. 1:3–12). This hope enables us to “rejoice with joy that is inexpressible and filled with glory” (1 Pet. 1:8), even in the midst of suffering and persecution. Though society may slander and

Hebrews 1 highlights the Son’s role as the creator and sustainer of the universe, emphasizes the Son’s divine essence, proclaims that the Son is worthy of the worship that belongs only to God, and explicitly identifies the Son as “God” and “Lord/YHWH.” davidwilber.com/videos/the-div…

Like the father of the prodigal son, our Father in heaven is waiting for you to return to him (Luke 15:11-32). Don't let the enemy deceive you into thinking there is no hope. Don't be led into self-condemnation. Acknowledge and confess your sins, repent, and allow yourself to

Trinitarianism is simply a coherent and comprehensive synthesis of the biblical data. It provides the best and most complete explanation for what ALL of Scripture teaches about the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in few words. The Bible consistently presents all three as distinct

The em dash has long been my favorite punctuation mark (see my books and articles written before 2023), but recently I've avoided using it since it's often seen as a sign of AI-generated text. ☹️

Give it a rest, you gigantic dork. You've literally claimed that anyone who prefers the NIV over the KJV "isn't saved." That's ADDING TO THE GOSPEL your man-made requirement to prefer a particular Bible translation. So maybe hold off on criticizing "works-based salvation" when

I'm glad yeti blood oath ceremonies aren’t part of my seminary curriculum.

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