Is God a Moral Monster?
I am teaching on this at the Credo House in just a bit. Here are my notes. I have this in PowerPoint as well if anyone is interested (forgive the typos as usual). Email...
Why Are There So Many Divisions in the Church?
Why Doesn’t Everyone Agree with Me? I am a Calvinist; others are Arminian. I believe in a premillenial eschatology; others are amillenial. I am a traducianist with...
Theology Unplugged: Coffee with Scholars – Daniel Wallace on Text Criticism
Daniel Wallace is at the Credo House today and he took time to do a special session of Theology Unplugged. This was recorded live only moments ago. Listen in as he discusses...
Theological Nudity
Last night I was talking to a hungry young “seeker” who has been coming to “Coffee and Theology” for four weeks now. After class each week he patiently...
To Whom Do We Pray? The Father, Son, or Holy Spirit?
To pray to someone is an act of worship. Most essentially, prayer is transcendent communication with someone who does not, during the communication, share your “plane of...
A Short History of Lent
Millions of Christians around the world will spend the next 40 days celebrating a Christian tradition which predates every denomination. The season of Lent refers to a 40 day...
Warnings About the Validity of Subjective Experience As An Apologetic for Your Faith
Why do you believe in God? “Because I know deep in my heart that he exists.” Why do you believe Christ rose from the grave? “Because I have experienced the...
Why My Back Healing Does Not Prove Christianity True
Left unchecked, experience is the most powerful source of belief in our lives. As the old saying goes, “You can’t argue with someone’s personal...
My Back Has Been Healed – Am I Charismatic Now?
Wonderful news. My back has been healed. Wait. Shelf that. I need to back up. The moment I proclaim victory over something is the moment it usually comes back with a ferocious...