Why Study Church History – Reason #2: Studying Church History Will Curb the Arrogance of Our Present
Some evangelicals could very well define “church history” as “the study of how everybody misinterpreted the Bible until we came along.” In fact, on several occasions I’ve...
Seven Marks of a Good Theologian
1. Irenic Being irenic means that we approach people peacefully. It is the opposite of being quarrelsome. It is wonderful when individuals are passionate about their beliefs...
Musings: A Response to Suffering
In this 3-minute video, I provide a few thoughts for Christians facing suffering:
A Lesson On Our Problem With Grace and Those Who Struggle With Serious Sin
(Lisa Robinson) I have just completed my 4th year of the ThM program (minus internship duties through August). I also just completed my first year of Hebrew and let me tell...
Theology Unplugged: Problem Passages 7 – Does God Instigate Evil?
[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they discuss whether or not God instigates evil.
The New Other “Me”
From an outsider’s perspective, I am much different than I used to be. When I moved back to Oklahoma in 2008 I was scared. It was not a place I wanted to be. The...
Ten Reasons to Reclaim the Past for the Sake of the Future
“Why would twenty-first century evangelicals—who can read the Bible for themselves and attend Bible-believing churches—need to study Church History?” I’ve heard this kind of...
Introduction of a New Blogger: Michael Svigel
I am very excited to introduce to you Michael Svigel, Assistant Professor of Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary (B.S., Philadelphia Biblical University, 1996;...