What is the “New Calvinism”? . . . And Are You a Part of It?
The “New Calvinism” is not essentially a new form of Calvinism. Theologically, it is not really any different. Well, I take that back. The New Calvinist’s do...
“The Nephilim Have Been Found” or Yet Another Example of Really Bad Apologetics
Not too long ago I wrote a blog post about 14 examples of the type of apologetics (defending the faith) that Christians should not use. Due to an enthusiastically sent email I...
On Being a Theologian of the Cross, Part 3
After a delay (sorry!), I continue this series “On Being a Theologian of the Cross.” I manage the Evangelical Portal at Patheos. As a sample, check out our discussion (to...
Evidence for the Resurrection: Part 2 – External Evidence
In the previous blog on the resurrection, I spoke about the internal evidence for the resurrection of Christ. Now I want to look at the external evidence. External Evidence...
What is the Biggest Problem in Evangelicalism?
Recently, I was asked by Patheos.com to write as one of their “Cross Investigation” contributors. The question was asked to the group (including Andy Crouch,...
Evidence of the Resurrection: Part 1 – Internal Evidence
Just as we test the historicity of any event, not through emotional conviction, but with historical evidence, I would like to devote some time to laying out a brief historical...
What Happened to the Twelve Apostles? How Their Deaths Evidence Easter
This is an Easter updated repost—Happy Easter! Download PDF (with family discussion questions) I have an interest in the death of the Apostles. We all should. Every Christian...
A Theology of Indifference: Part II
Not too long ago, I was sitting with a group of Christians and engaged in a discussion with a young man about theology. Immediately, some of his statements began to concern...
“How People Become Evangelists of Unbelief” or Leaving (Christ)ianity – An Evangelical Epidemic
I sat down with a young lady not too long ago and had a conversation. This was a conversation about faith—her faith. Better put, this was a conversation about a faith...