No one likes to be told they are wrong. Correction and critique are things we go out of our way to avoid. Those whoÂ can ask the tough questions about your...

by C Michael Patton

Christian Life

Church History

Current Issues in Theology

Theology

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The Evangelical Epidemic of Theological Accountability and Discipline

No one likes to be told they are wrong. Correction and critique are things we go out of our way to avoid. Those who can ask the tough questions about your life,...

by C Michael Patton

Church History

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Inerrancy

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Why History Matters

Youâ€™re all familiar with the adage, â€œThose who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,â€ originally uttered by the Spanish poet-philosopher, George...

by Dan Wallace

Church History

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Historical Renewal Friday: William Wilberforce

Provided by Â D.A. LaGue [display_podcast] Can a man be a Christian and a politician?Â This question plagued a rising member of the English parliament in 1785, as the young...

by D.A. LaGue

Church History

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Historical Renewal Friday: Polycarp

Provided by Â D.A. LaGue [display_podcast] In 155 A.D., an eighty-six year old man was brought out to the jeers of a crowded Roman arena.Â As he was about to be nailed to a...

by D.A. LaGue

Church History

Ecclesiology (Church)

Roman Catholicism

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Theology Unplugged: What is the “True” Church #2

What is the “True” church? #2 During this program we attempt to further distinguish between the Protestant understanding of apostolic succession and that of the...

by C Michael Patton

Church History

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Historical Renewal Friday: Athanasius

Provided by Â D.A. LaGueÂ [display_podcast] In 367 A.D. a Bishop of the church in Alexandria, Egypt was forced to live in exile for defending his belief – that Jesus...

Historical Renewal Friday: Jonathan Edwards

Provided by Â D.A. LaGue [display_podcast] In 1734, Jonathan Edwards, theologian and colonial pastor in Northampton Massachusetts, found his congregation in an â€˜unusual...

by D.A. LaGue

Church History

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Friday’s are for Historical Renewal!

Provided by Â D.A. LaGue [display_podcast] On August 7th, 1768, a ship from Glasgow, Scotland sailed up the Delaware River bound for Philadelphia. On board was a 46 year old...

Jesus in Trinitarian Perspective

Fred Sanders and Klaus Issler have recently edited an important book on the relationship of Jesus to the Father and the Holy Spirit. Jesus in Trinitarian Perspective: An...

by Ed Komoszewski

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