Fellow Bereans, We moved! While this is exciting news for my wife, daughter, and I, it also means that I’m behind on Berean Test reviews. Rather than creating more content, I will concentrate my
Fellow Bereans, Ever since I announced that I would expand the Resources page to include background information in artist theology, I’ve noticed a sharp increase in comments on that topic. Though important, artist doctrine
Fellow Bereans, Thank you for participating in my discussion on the artist profile page! There were many great ideas on how The Berean Test can help people think Biblically about artist theology. After much
Fellow Bereans, Thank you for supporting me by commenting, sharing my posts with others, and praying for this ministry. I appreciate the time that you’ve taken time out of your busy lives to compliment
Fellow Bereans, I’ve been thinking a lot lately about repetition. Particularly, what the Bible says about it. Many commenters have attempted to convince me that my views are at best, preferential, and at worst,
Fellow Bereans, I have a quick announcement. I made a few changes to the top navigation menu: Added the “statement of faith” as part of the about page as a link. Not many people were
Thank you for voting on my second Christmas 2020 poll! Chris Tomlin’s Noel and Matt Maher’s Born on That Day pulled ahead, securing the last available Christmas spots for 2020. I’m taking a short
Fellow Bereans! I forgot to include another announcement in yesterday’s post. My apologies! I was recently featured in Worship Pastor Joel’s Theology of Music podcast on October 30th, 2020. The episode is titled “Lord
Fellow Bereans! Thank you for your continual prayers, feedback, and telling others about The Berean Test. It’s thanks to you that The Berean Test more than doubled in users and page views since last
Fellow Bereans, I just wanted to let everyone know that I moved up the upcoming Hillsong and Elevation Worship polls to October 18th. I realized that both polls conflict with my Christmas schedule and