World Cup Soccer, World Missions (Dan Wallace)
On my second trip to Europe this summer, I visited the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich. My hotel was just off of Ludwigstrasste, about a mile and a half from the...
Getting Theologically Humiliated
The last Theology Unplugged on “Theological Arrogence” is the most popular broadcast that I can remember. In it, I talked the need for our theology to humiliate...
What Do You Think of This?
You only have one plug. Where are you plugged today? Gal 5:16-25 16 But I say, walk by the Spirit, and you will not carry out the desire of the flesh. 17 For the flesh sets...
Why I Believe Adam and Eve Fell Within 45 Minutes (Warning: PG-13)
Warning: this post may not be suitable for younger audiences. I have often heard it said that Adam and Eve had perfect fellowship with God for a long period of time before the...
Politics According to the Bible (Dan Wallace)
I received in the mail last night a new book by Dr. Wayne Grudem, research professor of Theology and Biblical Studies at Phoenix Seminary. Politics – According to the...
What to Expect in the Online Theology Program (Starts Next Week)
The Theology Program and The Discipleship Program start next week. Here is a tutorial about what to expect for those of you who are taking either online (but you can also take...
Theology Unplugged: I’m Not Judgmental, I’m Discerning
Join C. Michael Patton and Carrie Hunter as they discuss the issue of theological arrogance. MESSAGE SUMMARY: Sometimes teaching theology can be hard—very hard. You run...
Theology Around the Web in 60 Seconds – 9.10.10
1. Here is a great new blog a found: Think Theologically It is by Nathaniel Claiborne. Although he is a Florida guy (probably rooting for Florida State this weekend), this...
House of Cards Theology
One of the first things that I have to teach my students this: The Christian faith is not a house of cards. Most assuredly, there are foundational issues of the faith that, if...