The End Times in a Nutshell
Considering how the issues of prophecy continue to be one of the most popular and interest-gaining subjects in theology (not to mention this being the year 2012!), I thought...
The Doctrine of the Trinity in a Nutshell
The doctrine of the Trinity is a foundational cardinal truth in Christianity. All three major Christian traditions – Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Eastern Orthodox...
T.D. Jakes Not Modalist? An Update from the Elephant Room
My friend Trevin Wax is helping us out as he “Live Blogs” through the Elephant Room. Beyond controversy (at least in the small circles I run in) is how I would...
Tim Kimberley on the Credo House
Tim Kimberley, the executive director of Credo House Ministries (@pastortimk), went to Kenya on a mission trip with Compassion International. He had the opportunity to tell...
17 Pure Speculation and/or Fringe Questions About Theology – Help Me Out
Here is a list of seventeen questions that either qualify as pure speculation (i.e., there is no way to know) or fringe (i.e., questions that are odd and hardly ever asked). I...
When God Does Not Show Up
There have been so many times in my life when God has not shown up. So many times when I am at my wits end, when it is forth and long, ninth inning, I put up a last hope three...
David Hegg on Starting The Theology Program in Your Church
David Hegg, Pastor of and Grace Baptist Church in blogger at HeggThought encourages other churches to use The Theology Program in their church. Find out more about starting...
Quarles Reviews Licona on the Resurrection
Charles L. Quarles of Louisiana College has a lengthy review of Michael R. Licona’s book The Resurrection of Jesus: A New Historiographical Approach (Downers Grove, IL:...
How to Disciple 1.3 Million People: Update #3
The last few days have been so interesting in my quest to investigate and report on the efforts of one organization seeking to disciple 1.3 million people. This organization...