This page gathers the current and upcoming works published through this site. Each book is written with the same aim: to examine Scripture carefully, preserve its distinctions, and follow the text with clarity and precision.
These are not casual reflections or generalized devotional summaries. They are focused studies intended for readers who want to slow down, examine what is written, and think carefully about the language of Scripture.
Some books will address a single doctrinal issue in depth. Others will trace broader scriptural themes. All are built on the same foundation: Scripture first, careful distinctions, and conclusions drawn from the text itself.
A study of Paul’s language concerning divine intention, operation, and purpose.
Much of modern teaching presents the will of God as something uncertain, hidden, or dependent on human discovery. This study examines whether that idea can be sustained from Paul’s writings.
By following Paul’s language closely, Scripture is allowed to speak on its own terms—presenting God’s will not as fragile or pending, but as deliberate, active, and effective.
Particular attention is given to the wording of the text, including key terms often flattened in translation and therefore misunderstood in doctrine.
This collection is intended to grow. The books below represent current and developing studies that continue the same text-driven approach.
In Development
A study comparing what Peter preached and what Paul preached, with attention to the passages commonly cited in discussions of the gospel of the circumcision and the gospel of the uncircumcision.
Stay UpdatedPlanned
Additional works will continue exploring major doctrinal and scriptural questions with the same emphasis on careful reading, defined terms, and fidelity to the text.
Stay UpdatedEach study is built on the same foundation: careful reading, defined terms, and conclusions drawn from the text itself.
Scripture First: Each study begins with the wording of Scripture itself rather than a system imposed on top of it.
Defined Terms: Doctrinal conclusions depend on language. Key words are handled carefully, not loosely.
Real Distinctions: When the text distinguishes between things, those distinctions are preserved and examined.
Serious Study: These books are written for readers who want more than summaries and are meant to be tested against the text.
These books are intended to be used alongside Scripture. They are written to direct attention back to the text, not away from it.
Readers are encouraged to examine the passages, consider the wording, and test every argument carefully. The goal is not to demand agreement, but to make careful examination unavoidable.
Start with The Will of God, then return as additional books and studies are added to the collection.