The Disciplines That Draw Us to God
After explaining that true righteousness seeks God's approval rather than human praise, Rev. Sang Ho Bae now turned his attention to spiritual disciplines. f…
After explaining that true righteousness seeks God's approval rather than human praise, Rev. Sang Ho Bae now turned his attention to spiritual disciplines. f…
Extending grace to the unlovable- that's the theme of the previous article. This time, Rev. Sang Ho Bae explained that true righteousness seeks God's approval rather than human…
As part of my preparation for next week's lecture about Modern Christology/Historical Jesus, I have to complete my historical survey of the quest for the historical Jesus. So…
After correcting the misinterpretation about Lex Talionis, Rev. Sang Ho Bae directs our attention to what someone describes as the kingdom's hardest command, that is, the command…
The second quest for historical Jesus covers the period from 1953 to the 1970s. We will observe three things under this…
Even though the period between 1906 and 1953 was classified as “no quest,” according to James K. Beilby and Paul R. Eddy, such a description is inaccurate, for studies about the…
By expounding the meaning of oathtaking in Matthew 5:33-37, Rev. Sang Ho Bae explained the trustworthiness of the words of Christians. This time, his exposition corrects a…
From his exposition of the sanctity of marriage, Rev. Sang Ho Bae turned to the exposition of the sanctity of words. This time he expounded the meaning of oathtaking in Matthew…
After six hours, I want to pick up where I left off my reading of historical Jesus. In the first two articles, I mentioned my initial journey to know the current status of the…
The law, by exposing our sinfulness, directs us to the Redeemer; this is the central message of Rev. Sang Ho Bae's exposition of Matthew 5:21-28. This time, his focus is on the…
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