In Light of Eternity
Reformed covenant theology, biblical eschatology, and the Israel of God — studied through Scripture.
About This Blog
This blog is written from a Reformed, covenant theology perspective — arguing from Scripture that God’s covenant people are defined by faith in Christ rather than ethnic lineage, that Christ reigns now with all authority, and that every promise of God finds its Yes in him. It is devotional and scholarly, accessible to laypeople and grounded in the biblical text.
The blog covers long-form series on the Israel of God, Hebrews, Daniel, Leviticus, the Fractal Bible, dispensationalism’s history, the Westminster Larger Catechism, and current events in light of biblical theology.
Featured Series
The Israel of God
A book-by-book NT study on who the covenant people of God really are. Matthew through Revelation — 43 posts.
Hebrews Deep-Dive
Chapter by chapter through Hebrews — priesthood, covenant, sacrifice, the unshakable kingdom — 9 posts, July–September 2026.
Reigning Now
Dispensationalism’s Third Temple push — the preparations, the alliance, the theology, and the biblical counter-reality. 8 posts.
The Fractal Bible
Creation → Fracture → Restoration — the recursive pattern of Scripture traced from Eden to the New Creation. 69 posts.
Recent Posts
- Reading the Whole Bible Through Fractal Poetry: From Agur to Christ
See how Proverbs 30 models the entire canon. Learn to read Scripture as one living fractal that always leads to Jesus, the Wisdom of God. - Living Out the Unchanging Christ: Final Exhortations in Hebrews 13
After thirteen chapters of “better” — better priest, better covenant, better sacrifice — Hebrews 13 lands in the ordinary: love one another, welcome strangers, be content, go outside the camp. Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. His work needs no supplement. The God of peace, who raised the great Shepherd by the blood of the eternal covenant, equips us for everything that remains. - A Universe on a Razor’s Edge
The cosmological constant is tuned to roughly one part in 10^90. A committed atheist physicist predicted a carbon resonance because life required it — and found it. Meyer, Lennox, and Tour on fine-tuning, the multiverse reply, and why the numbers keep coming up improbable. Part 9 of the Creation & Origins series. - Proverbs 30:24-28 – Small but Extremely Wise: The Power of Fractal TeamworkLearn from four tiny creatures that display remarkable wisdom. Their “yet” pattern shows how God uses weakness to display strength — a pattern fulfilled in Christ.
- Enduring Discipline and Approaching the Unshakable Kingdom in Hebrews 12
The cloud of witnesses from Hebrews 11 is now in the stands — and we are on the track. Hebrews 12 moves from that gallery to the discipline of training to the destination that changes everything: not Sinai with its terror, but Zion with its joy. We have come to the heavenly Jerusalem, the assembly of the firstborn, the mediator of a new covenant. We are receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken. - Out of Nowhere
Twenty to thirty animal body plans appear in the fossil record within a geological blink. Marcus Ross reads it as a flood-buried ecosystem; Stephen Meyer reads it as an information problem. Mainstream paleontology has its own case. Part 8 of the Creation & Origins series.
📖 Now Available — The Fractal Bible Series
The pattern woven through every page of Scripture — Creation, Fracture, Restoration — is the subject of a new book series rooted in thirty years of reading the Bible cover to cover. The first volume, The Divine Fractal, is now available.
