"Belief is No Good Without Practice" . . . and Other Stupid Statements
It was in my expository preaching course that I learned it. It was driven into my teaching psyche and intended to become a part of my basic presupposed knowledge of ministry....
The Intellectual Crisis of Today’s Church
The central motivating factor in my ministry over the last ten years has been the need for Christians to engage the intellectual side of the faith with more confidence, hope,...
Zach Nielson Wrestles with the Question, “Why Blog?”
Interesting observations Zach makes in light of some ways blogging can be counterproductive to the Christian community: 1. Practice writing. Writing is a skill just like...
Do Catholics Deny Chalcedon in their View of Mass?
I know that the title is provocative, but please understand that I am serious in this question. At this point, I believe that it is very difficult for Roman Catholics who hold...
Christianity in a Nutshell
In the beginning, God created man. When he was created, he was pure and holy. He was created for a purpose. God, the one true sovereign and benevolent being, created man in...
In Defense of Seeker Churches
A guest post by Daniel Eaton at Theologica. Being from Dallas Seminary, we were breed to loath seeker churches. 🙂 Yet I do have my thoughts as well that I will follow this up...
The Theology Program Online Classes Start Today
Fall 2008 Semester please note, this is online students only to find out more about the online program, go here Introduction to Theology Course Description Instructor: C....
The Future of Theological Education 1
If you are like me, you are concerned about the future of the church and its ability to define and distinguish itself (most particularly, the Evangelical church). While God is...
Calling someone a heretic—thoughtfully!
How does one determine if someone is a heretic? Is this a word that should be used today when Christianity seems to be so pluralistic with regards to levels of commitment,...