February 24, 2024 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Reader Response Criticism is a literary theory focusing on the reader's interpretation and response to a text. It suggests that the meaning of a text is not fixed and objective but rather subjective a...
April 6, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
The fact that Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man, also known as the hypostatic union, is both a tremendous mystery and a precious truth. It would be a tragedy for anyone to miss out on under...
June 4, 2021 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger had written an excellent series exposing a serious problem. Because this is such a serious issue and Kruger has captured the problem so helpfully, I’ve decided to collate his series her...
May 18, 2021 · by Jeremy Menicucci
"How is He God if He is created? For that which is created is not God."I remember two Jehovah’s Witnesses coming to my door a while back. They were doing their very best to try to argue that we ha...
March 11, 2021 · by Jeremy Menicucci
It’s clear that there are times that Christians seemed entrenched in a difficult version of conflict. There are two sides to a story, and Christians find themselves having to decide which side to...
December 29, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
On the fourth day of Christmas Comfort, here are four things to keep in mind as you endure. Some of...
December 27, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
On the third day of Christmas comfort, I'm reminded of several case studies. Each one of these cases involved counseling someone who was either severely depressed or suicidal. In all of the cases...
December 25, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
On the second day of Christmas comfort, here are two encouraging quotes from Jerry Bridges book, Trusting God: All people—believers as well as unbelievers—experience anxiety, frustration, heart...
December 22, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
On the first day of Christmas comfort, we are reminded that we have one great savior, Jesus Christ. He is the reason for the season. Jesus is the one way of salvation. Jesus said to him, “I am...
December 21, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
I'm a little late in starting this, but I wanted to write a series of posts that deal with comfort for hurting people. Christmas is a time of year that is normally associated with happy times and...
December 20, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
This year, we witnessed the passing of two great pillars in the field of Biblical Counseling. David Powlison and Jay Adams passed into eternity. I've finally had some time to be able to slow down...
August 13, 2020 · by Jeremy Menicucci
We cannot express how happy we are for all the support that we've received through this ministry. There have been so many people who have supported us through prayer, encouragement, and even thro...
May 20, 2019 · by Jeremy Menicucci
The concept of viability is a bad argument for abortion. The reason is that viability is subjective. What actually counts as viable? What actually counts as inviable? The fact that a fetus (4th...
May 10, 2019 · by Jeremy Menicucci
I've been thinking lately about something that is an interesting consideration. The "Woke Church Movement" insists on white people listening more to or paying more attention to people of color. ...
May 6, 2019 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Popular author Rachel Held Evans passed away on May 4th, 2019. Announced in an update on Rachel's bl...
April 19, 2019 · by Jeremy Menicucci
The expression, "three days and three nights," has been a topic of interest for quite some time. It is used several times in the Bible, and, Matthew 12:40 in particular. The issue relates to how peopl...
April 15, 2019 · by Jeremy Menicucci
There's a good example of how not to argue provided by a recent attack on Dr. James R. White. This attack and bad arguing methodology were provided here. The reason why I wanted to comment on th...
April 15, 2019 · by Jeremy Menicucci
A recent tweet from William Lane Craig has prompted me to comment on an issue that seems consistent between Dr. Craig, Matt Walsh, and Andy Stanley. The issue is what I clearly see as nothing mo...
April 5, 2019 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Often times I've heard Christians take issue with calling baptism or communion, "sacraments". Typically, this is due to having had a prior Roman Catholic background and hearing the word "sacrame...
March 27, 2019 · by Jeremy Menicucci
It's been a long time since I've dealt with the subject of baptismal formulas and to be honest, it looks to me like this isn't even an issue anymore in my sphere of influence. I haven't been in...
Weighing in on Andy Stanley's Rejection of the Bible https://t.co/OOVgMMPJ76
Response To Marcus Roger's Oneness Misunderstandings https://t.co/3tjBFcVraw