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Doubt
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Dealing with Doubt: Coming Next Tuesday Evening

“Have mercy on some who are doubting.” Jude 1:22 Over the years Reclaiming the Mind/Credo House Ministries has become a place where so many people come who are...

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Epistemology
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The Benefit of Many “Teachers” and Why Diversity is Important

(by Lisa Robinson) I have read John 11 many times and have been immensely ministered by it.  It seems each time I do, there is something fresh to be gleaned in the text.  So...

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Calvinism
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Theology Unplugged: An Invitation to Calvinism – Part 5

Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they continue their series “An Invitation to Calvinism.” Summary: During this broadcasts the hosts discuss the...

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Bibliology
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Text Criticism in a Nutshell

I don’t know about yours, but the copyright date on my Bible is 2002 (I usually read from the ESV). What does that mean? It means that the Bible that I read from, study from,...

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Christian Life
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Questions I Hope No One Will Ask: Why Aren’t Christians Better People?

“The Christian life is a life of starting over every day.” -Unknown I remember hearing the story about the Christian farmer who acquired two new cows. He took his...

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Ecclesiology (Church)
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Grace Killer #1: “Biblical” Ways of Doing Church?

In theology, I have learned what the three most controversial topics are: 1. Women in ministry 2. Creation/Evolution issues 3. Calvinism/Arminianism stuff I would put them in...

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Anthropology
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Single Compensation

(by Lisa Robinson) In my attempts to completely ignore Valentine’s Day, the last thing I intended to do or thought I’d be doing is writing a post about singleness...

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Calvinism
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Theology Unplugged: An Invitation to Calvinism Part 4

Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they continue their series “An Invitation to Calvinism.” Summary: During this broadcasts the hosts pause...

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Eschatology
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Book Review: Heaven is for Real

I have never seen Heaven. I can’t tell you from experience what it is like. The best I can do is tell you what limited information the Bible has. Well, limited in the...

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    How can the Bible be one unified story when it was written by more than forty authors across roughly fifteen hundred years, in different places, languages, cultures, and historical settings? In this episode of Theology Unplugged, Michael argues that the progressive unity of Scripture is one of the most striking evidences of its divine inspiration. […]
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    In this episode of Theology Unplugged, Michael is joined by his daughter Kylee for a lively and personal conversation about Israel, the Church, and the promises God made to Abraham. Michael reads and expands upon his recent article arguing that a promise may ultimately mean more than its original recipient understood, but it cannot mean […]

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