A Theology of Civility: Some Thoughts on Apologetics
If you’ve seen the Princess Bride, you are familiar with the character Inigo Montoya, played by Mandy Patinkin. Inigo Montoya was a Spanish swordsman who lived to...
Theology Unplugged (with Sam Storms): How Long Should Your Doctrinal Statement Be?” – Part 1
Sam Storms has joined the Theology Unplugged cast! Here is our first installment of a three part series called “How Long Should Your Doctrinal Statement Be?”...
“Christianity is Dependant on Your Character Witness” . . . And Other Stupid Statements
Added to the “. . . And Other Stupid Statements” series I was discussing religion with a gentleman not long ago. It was a very interesting conversation in which he...
Urgent Message from Michael Patton
Please note that our ministries 990 is available on Guidestar. The DNA of Reclaiming the Mind Ministries (RMM) started in 2001 on a Saturday morning with a group of singles....
Was Christ Ever Depressed? or “Why Didn’t Christ Know the Time of His Coming?”
One of the most terrifying things about going through depression is the idea that it will never end. Our minds are terrificly mysterious. Our minds play tricks on us. Whatever...
Heresies: Gnosticism – A Divided World
“I can’t wait to get out of this body and off this earth to live with Jesus forever.” “The things on earth are all evil. Material possessions, earthly...
Ministry Madness and Shaky Structures: A Warning in 1 Corinthians 3:10-17
I was recently reading through 1 Corinthians and had to park on this passage. I think the tendency when reading this passage is to impose an individualized meaning on it. If...
The Great Trinity Debate, Part 6: Rob Bowman’s Closing Statement
I would like to thank David Burke for taking so much time from his busy life to participate in this debate. His efforts have given all of us an opportunity to learn a great...
The Great Trinity Debate, Part 6: Dave Burke’s Closing Statement
Biblical Christology: Which Way does the Evidence Point? In previous weeks I have shown that my arguments are strongly supported by standard authorities and a broad range of...