LarkTheoSis – Unity with God

  Doctrine of Objective Soteriology             An essential part of theology is finding the best way to articulate in words the paradoxical truths about God. In the study of soteriology there are a myriad of different words the Bible uses to speak on the basic truth that Christ’s death saves us. Aspects of salvation are described…

  God willingly created the universe and humanity to display his glory. He had no need to do so but did so voluntarily. In creating mankind in his image, we were to serve as a mirror reflecting his glory. However, we have turned from him into sin with grave consequences. Exploring the Doctrine of Creation…

    Doctrine of Pneumatology             The work done to understand the doctrine of Christ is foundational in formulating the concept of the Trinity. However, it seems this effort is so extensive it uses up much of our theological energy to the neglect of the Holy Spirit. Scripture is not as explicit about the person of…

  Doctrine of Christology The doctrine of Christology is a challenging area to define in specific terminology. Over the years countless theologians have attempted to balance the paradox and explain in words how God became man. How did a finite human contain the infinite God? The substance of our Christological doctrine is like a concrete…

  Have you ever tried to look directly at the sun? It is not possible to look at it with the natural eye as the brightness is overpowering and can cause damage. However, if the sun is partially obscured by hazy clouds, one can look through them and get a sense of its shape and…

Imagine you are cleaning out your grandmother’s attic and you open a box. Inside is a square board and 32 small wooden pieces. The board has a pattern of 64 squares alternating dark and light. The pieces are also dark and light, 8 small identical pieces in each color and 16 larger pieces, most of…