Series Archive
This page houses every multi-part series from The Christian Journey—past, present, and planned. Use this as your reference guide to navigate the full scope of teaching on this site.
New here? Begin with The Foundation Path — four essential series laying groundwork for everything discussed across the site. Start here →
When you’re ready to explore more deeply, six topic hubs organize the full scope of Christian teaching for readers who want to go further. Explore Topics →
Active Series (In Progress)
These series are currently being written. New posts appear regularly as I complete them. You’re invited to follow along and see how the argument develops from post to post.
Doctrine & Theology
Scripture & Exegesis
Christian Living
Apologetics & Culture
Church History
Church & Sacraments
Completed Series
These series have all their posts published and ready for reading. Start at the beginning and work through in order—or jump to any post that catches your interest. Either way, you have the full conversation available.
Doctrine & Theology
Scripture & Exegesis
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Creation, Word, and the Image of God
Creation is not primarily a cosmological statement—it’s a claim about who God is and who we are in relation to Him. God spoke the world into being for His own glory, and He made us in His image to know and reflect that glory. Your dignity is real, but it’s derivative: reflected light, not generated…
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In the Beginning: Why Creation Matters
If we get creation wrong, everything else unravels. Creation establishes who we are—image-bearers made for purpose, dignity, and relationship. But a deep tension remains: we’re made for glory, yet we feel broken.
Christian Living
Apologetics & Culture
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Testing the Foundations
If we all have presuppositions, how do we choose between them? Some foundations are clearly more sound than others. Three tests reveal which starting points actually hold up under scrutiny.
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Which Foundation Actually Works?
Everybody starts somewhere—but not all starting points are equal. Materialism, empiricism, rationalism, and subjectivism each fail at least one of three essential tests. Scripture alone survives the scrutiny. The foundation is tested; now let’s see what it reveals.
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Presuppositions and Proof
Every worldview begins with commitments we cannot prove. Most of us never examine these assumptions—they’re inherited like a native language. But honesty about presuppositions matters more than we realize. What makes one foundation better than another? And why transparency is essential for intellectual integrity.
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Where Do We Start?
How do you know what you believe is true? Most of us never ask. We inherit beliefs like a native language. But our starting assumptions determine everything. Are we honest about ours?
Church History
Church & Sacraments
Planned Series
These are series in outline—content I am contemplating but have not yet begun to develop. They represent the roadmap for what may lie ahead, though exact publication plans aren’t set.