Evangelism – A Table Prepared

May 6, 2019February 1, 2021 Matthew Price Doctrine, Evangelism, Politics, The Church, Theology, Worship

Slowly Rewriting the Gospel

Lauren Daigle, Rachel Hollis, and a whole slew of Christian celebrities use familiar Christian language and appeal to not only popular Christian culture, but secular culture as well. But is their message the message of biblical Christianity? Or is it something different?

May 9, 2016May 9, 2016 Matthew Price Doctrine, Ephesians, Evangelism, Love, Outreach, Preaching, Reformed, Resurrection, The Church, Theology

Love Incorruptible: The Book of Ephesians Part 4

God's wonderful plan of salvation for his people was purposed and set on course by God himself before creation; a plan that was to be accomplished by sending his Son, Jesus.

May 6, 2016May 6, 2016 Matthew Price Church Fathers, Doctrine, Evangelism, Homosexuality, Love, Outreach, Politics, Preaching, The Church, Theology, Worship

The Lines Are Drawn: Good News for Faithful Christians in a Chaotic World

There is coming a time when professing believers will either jump ship or bind themselves to the hull, come what may.

April 11, 2016April 11, 2016 Matthew Price Calvinism, Classical Arminianism, Doctrine, Ephesians, Evangelism, Love, Outreach, Preaching, Reformed, The Church, Theology

Love Incorruptible: The Book of Ephesians Part 3

"Predestination": A word of comfort for many. But for many others, divisive and confusing words. Why does Paul begin his letter to the Ephesians with such a "divisive" doctrine?

September 25, 2014November 18, 2017 Matthew Price Advent, Calvinism, Christmas, Congregational, Doctrine, Epiphany, Evangelism, Holidays, Holy Week, Liturgy, Music, Preaching, The Church, Theology, Transfiguration, Worship

Ordinary Time, Ordinary Means

We find ourselves today not crossing seas on dry land, raising the dead, or calling fire down from Heaven; but living seemingly normal, average, and even mundane lives. How ordinary.

July 11, 2014 Matthew Price Evangelism, Outreach, Politics, The Church

Immigration Reform and the Gospel: Christian Thoughts on the Border Crisis

Is this statement compatible with a Christian worldview and the Great Commission? How should Christians think through the current "border crisis" and immigration reform?

July 9, 2014July 9, 2014 Matthew Price Children, Congregational, Doctrine, Evangelism, Outreach, Preaching, The Church, Theology, Worship, Youth

Happy Meal Church

With all of our attempts to appeal to children, young people, and young adults, we've just missed the point and the problem entirely. In many cases, all we've ever given to our children and young adults is a Happy Meal and play time.

July 7, 2014July 7, 2014 Matthew Price Church Fathers, Congregational, Doctrine, Evangelism, Liturgy, Outreach, Preaching, Theology, Worship

Doctrine IS Power!

Most preaching in evangelical churches today is anemic at best. Many preachers are content to deliver countless series on anything from "7 Steps to a Happy Family," to "5 Laws of a Balanced Budget." After all, people can't listen very long anymore; they have short attention spans. What possible good could come from a dry dissertation on doctrine?

April 22, 2014April 22, 2014 Matthew Price Advent, Christmas, Doctrine, Epiphany, Evangelism, Holidays, Holy Week, Liturgy, Music, Outreach, Preaching, Reformed, The Church, Theology, Transfiguration, Worship

The Problem with Christmas and Easter Christians

Christmas and Easter do indeed have a lasting and perpetual hold on even the most staunchly evangelical-Protestant hearts and minds. The problem is, there's more to the story of Christ and the gospel than Christmas and Easter.

April 18, 2014April 18, 2014 Matthew Price Advent, Doctrine, Evangelism, Holidays, Holy Week, Liturgy, Music, Outreach, The Church, Theology

Angels Make me Cry

There are two times when I can specifically remember bawling my eyes out during a church service and both of them have to do with... angels.