Christian Perspectives

Seeing the World as a Slave of Christ

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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 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 […]
Supplements vs Real Food - Theology is something that certain Christians hold way too highly in their lives. Theology is the study of the Bible and that is all it was meant to be. However, as people seem to get smarter, they seem to understand this less. I am not a genius; in fact, I am very dumb. The only […]
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 […]

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