The Anatomy of Belief (9): Forensic Conviction
A Guide to Examining the Way We Believe So That What We Believe Will be Secure My sister Angie died in January of 2004. I believe this to be the case. In fact, I am so...
The Most Amazing Verse in the Bible
Everyone has their favorite Bible verse, that one text that has exerted on them the greatest and most life-changing influence. Mine is Psalm 16:11, followed closely by...
Theology Unplugged: Sam Storms on Jonathan Edwards
Join Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they discuss renowned theologian Jonathan Edwards. [display_podcast] Other ways to get TUP: Theology Unplugged Page RSS iTunes
Theology Unplugged: Coffee with Dinesh D’Souza
Join Michael Patton as he welcomes Dinesh D’Souza to Credo House and discusses his visit to the University of Oklahoma. [display_podcast] Other ways to get TUP: Theology...
The Anatomy of Belief (8): First-Hand Conviction or “God Things”
A Guide to Examining the Way We Believe So That What We Believe Will be Secure I have never heard God’s voice. I don’t know what he smells like. I have not seen...
The Anatomy of Belief (7): Real Life Conviction
A Guide to Examining the Way We Believe So That What We Believe Will be Secure (Warning: Santa Clause spoiler forthcoming) I have to admit it. While growing up, Santa Clause...
Debunk This . . .
I don’t know about you, but I get tired of hearing the word “debunk.” In fact, the more I study and attempt to engage in helpful conversation and,...
Anatomy of Belief (6): Rational Conviction
A Guide to Examining the Way We Believe So That What We Believe Will be Secure I have done some irrational things in my life. There are way too many things to count. However,...
The Anatomy of Belief (5): Referred Conviction
A Guide to Examining the Way We Believe So That What We Believe Will be Secure There are so many things that I don’t know about. Yes, I have a master’s degree in...