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.
A Classical Analysis of the Social Trinity Pt. 1 - Many years ago, a well-known pastor had a famous (or infamous depending on one’s perspective) ballet at his church. Three ballerinos danced in representation of the “dance of the Trinity.” This was done in order to reflect the inner workings (i.e. intrinsic aspect) of the Trinity in eternity past. Combine this with the commonly expressed […]
Revivalism and Personal Identity Pt. 2 - American revivalism was birthed in controversy. The issue was not only individual, but encompassed the whole idea of revival: are the revivals under God’s operation or man’s manipulation?[1] The Old Light position that the revivals were not inspired of God became the minority view as revivals and revival meetings continued with fervor. The Second Great […]
Revivalism and Personal Identity Pt. 1 - The people around Socrates want him to be quiet and stop asking so many questions. Socrates in Plato’s apology. Socrates says he will not stay quiet because, “examining myself and others is the greatest good to man, and that the unexamined life is not worth living.”[1] Life examination is the fundamental way to uncover life […]A Broken Covenant - The loneliness of betrayal and adultery in its purest form can only be felt not described, but I will do my best. A man has given his time every day, working as a shepherd over one-hundred sheep, making a wonderful life for his wife. He comes home to kiss her forehead. His two children ran into his arms. […]
What It Means To Be A Hero - In society, heroes have always been glorified as the best and most moral people. However, the Christian worldview teaches that “All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23, Christian Standard Bible.) If all have fallen short of God’s perfect standard, then the traditional qualities and traits of a hero, often referred to as heroism, cannot be […]
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