The Groundwork lays out the baseline for my personal studies—plainly, and simply as my own convictions. These posts aren’t here to debate or defend a doctrine, but to show the foundational source and focus that stabilize everything else I write. To see how these pieces fit together, read The Groundwork: The Foundation of This Journey. Understanding Scripture at this level is not reserved for scholars — it is the inheritance of every believer who will do the work.
This website isn’t about defending a theological system or winning religious arguments. It’s simply the overflow of my personal study, written with one primary goal: to learn how to live the fullest life possible—the life made available to us by God. If you spend any time reading the posts here, you will quickly find that … Read more
I own almost every English Bible translation there is. I read most of them. But when it comes to actually studying the Word — digging into what a passage means, building a post, working out a doctrine — I rely on one. The King James Version, or its modern-language cousin, the New King James. That … Read more
KJV vs modern Bible translations is a question of manuscripts, not motives. The King James Version was translated from a set of Greek copies dating mostly from the 1100s to the 1400s. Modern versions often draw from manuscripts discovered later, some dating back to the 200s and 300s AD. The 16 verses that differ between … Read more
There is a verse in the New Testament that contains the entire gospel in one sentence.
The Holy Spirit has a specific work He is doing in the life of every believer. It is not random.
