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In this thoughtful response, Pastor Mike addresses an important question that often comes up when studying the names of God: Is it wrong for Christians to say the name “Yahweh”? He explains the Jewish tradition of avoiding pronunciation of the divine name, the meaning of the Tetragrammaton, and why Christians are not bound by that practice. Pastor Mike also clarifies how English Bible translations use LORD (in all caps) to represent Yahweh and why understanding this distinction can deepen Old Testament study. This teaching helps believers approach God’s name with reverence, clarity, and biblical understanding.
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The world is wearing out Christians. More and more are saying that spiritual matters rarely come up in their conversations with other believers. Our culture hasn't silenced us, we have talked ourselves into silence. Where Christians should be having an impact, they are stepping aside instead of stepping up.
If you want to break your silence and shine a light into this culture, be sure to request the book Making a Difference by R.C. Sproul.
The world is wearing out Christians. More and more are saying that spiritual matters rarely come up in their conversations with other believers. Our culture hasn't silenced us, we have talked ourselves into silence. Where Christians should be having an impact, they are stepping aside instead of stepping up.
If you want to break your silence and shine a light into this culture, be sure to request the book Making a Difference by R.C. Sproul.
