J. Gresham Machen describes Christianity as the “religion of a broken heart.” He is speaking of the reality of man’s sinfulness, their insatiable desire for self-glory, and their separation from the God who made them.
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“Keep your doctrine. Just give me Jesus.” | Johnny Zacchio
Perhaps we’ve heard it before: “Doctrine is not that important—what’s important is that we’re experiencing Jesus.”
The Book You Never Knew You Needed | Johnny Zacchio
The task of defending true Christianity against liberalism will not be finished until glory.
Christianity & Liberalism | Johnny Zacchio
Introduction One morning, when my family and I lived in San Diego, I was at Birdrock Coffee Roasters. It was a...
Exploring Boston: All Things From His Hand | Johnny Zacchio
Boston goes in an interesting direction to prove that there is a providence. After quoting very general Scriptural statements about God’s kingship and sovereignty (Psalm 103:19; Acts 17:28; Ephesians 1:11), he writes that providence can be seen in a “three-fold scripture-emblem.”
Exploring Boston: A Child of Providence | Johnny Zacchio
Our theology, whether good or bad, informs how we view the circumstances of our lives, the difficult and the joyous.
Exploring Boston | Johnny Zacchio
History matters because people matter. The life and theology of Thomas Boston continue to speak and resonate today.