“Someone Knows Something I Don’t”
Dealing with Doubt – Part 7: Uncertainty. Please note, this is both an extension on my doubt series but also the promised follow up to the “What if I Missed...
Critical of Criticism?: A Plea to the Theologically Conservative
First off, I write this as one who is theologically conservative with respect to the divine inspiration and authority of scripture. I believe that scripture was originated by...
Christ Among the Dragons
I just got a series of books put out by IVP all by James Emery White. One is called Christ Among the Dragons and the others are four booklets on apologetics, not more than 50...
The Beginners Guide to Christianity – Thirty-Eight Things You Need to Know Right Now!
Yes, we keep adding to them! 1. “Heads bowed, eyes closed . . .”: During a church service, you may hear a preacher abruptly break into this unexpected dialogue...
Is the Bible That Big of a Mystery?
Some people, who have slaved for years learning Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic, may find themselves saying, “You can’t really understand the Bible unless you’ve studied it in the...
The Day I Quit Believing in God
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] Dealing with doubt – Part 6: The Day I Quit Believing I have not...
Paul as a Culturally-Relevant Bridge-Builder: Paul the Philosopher (Part II)
In 1 Corinthians 9, Paul affirms the goal of becoming “all things to all people” when communicating the gospel. Providentially, Paul’s own cultural background enabled him to...
Theology Unplugged: How Long Should Your Doctrinal Statement Be?” – Part 3
Sam Storms has joined the Theology Unplugged cast! Here is our second installment of a three part series called “How Long Should Your Doctrinal Statement Be?”...
Heresies: Subordinationalism – A Lesser Christ
I have been teaching theology now for over ten years. Teaching theology carries the burden of not only education, but one of correction. When it comes to heresies about the...