Why Traditional Onsite Seminary is Still (by Far) the Best Option
It is obvious that so many places are relying on distance education—virtual distance education. After all, it is more convenient for all parties in many ways. People who...
Called into Ministry? Five Questions to Ask Yourself
Considering full-time ministry? Considering seminary? I don’t know of any question that I am asked more often than this: “I think I am being called into ministry but how do I...
Called into Ministry? Five Questions to Ask Yourself
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What Does it Mean to Be Spiritual?
If you’re like me, you have probably heard spirituality expressed in many different ways, both from Christians and non-Christians alike. Many non-Christians will make...
Bible Translations in a Nutshell
I often get asked this question: Which Bible translation is the best? This issue creates more polemics than you would believe. People become impassioned for or against certain...
The Incoherency of the Christian Faith or Why Calvinism is Confusing, Yet True
I had a gentleman come by the Credo House the other day. I think he just came to argue. He was one of “them.” You know what I am talking about. You would think...
A Calvinist’s Understanding of “Free-Will”
There are many words and concepts in theology that suffer from misunderstanding, mis-characterization, and misinformation. “Predestination,” “Calvinism,” “Total Depravity,”...
Do We Need to Tell People the Bad News Before the Good News?
We’ve seen them in all manner of places—on street corners, in parking lots, at craft fairs, outside stadiums. Sometimes they’re on wearing placards, admonishing hearers to...
What If Christian…?
A friend and regular commentor here, Scott Lenke, posted this on Theologica. I thought it raised some interesting questions. I would love to hear your thoughts