The following post appears at OrthoCuban’s blog. You may read the full post there. This doctrine of glorification is a basic Christian doctrine, found in the Bible (compare Biblical references affirming that “when we […]
Theosis
Micah C.
Lay-teacher, public servant, certified instructor for public safety education.
Writing under a pen name.
Desert Fathers on Knowing God
If a person wants to get an idea about the pyramids of Egypt, he must either trust those who have been in immediate proximity to the pyramids, or he must get next […]
AW Tozer on the Love of God
“O God, I have tasted Thy goodness, and it has both satisfied me and made me thirsty for more. I am painfully conscious of my need for further grace. I am ashamed […]
Video – Two views: Election
Our view of election can have profound implications for how we view others and how we seek to actively yield to God’s grace. The correct model embraced by all Christians at the […]
Not Goodness – God Himself
“Let us think of ourselves, and the inconceivably glorious salvation God has wrought for us in Christ, and is now purposing to work out and to perfect in us by His Spirit. […]
CS Lewis on humor & humility
Some people ask with perturbation, “Isn’t it so, that freely chosen faith and freely surrendered humility would be a source of pride in us?” The question is probably an indication of the […]
The Nature of Faith
Just as we received Jesus as Lord (by faith – that is, by depending solely upon His merits and strength), we are to live a life of dependence upon Him. Our faith is not mere intellectual assent, nor is it a “grit-your-teeth-and-try-hard-to-believe” mindset that finds its source in us.
Yield to God 