
Do I Believe in Inerrancy? It Depends . . .
I do believe in inerrancy. But maybe not how you define it. No I am not trying to redefine anything, but the fact is that when it comes to this issue there is a spectrum...
I do believe in inerrancy. But maybe not how you define it. No I am not trying to redefine anything, but the fact is that when it comes to this issue there is a spectrum...
Provided by  D.A. LaGue A Sunday school teacher full of energy and contagious enthusiasm would stamp an indelible mark on twentieth-century Christian education and motivate...
No one likes to be told they are wrong. Correction and critique are things we go out of our way to avoid. Those who can ask the tough questions about your...
No one likes to be told they are wrong. Correction and critique are things we go out of our way to avoid. Those who can ask the tough questions about your life,...
Are young earth creationists actually leading people away from the Gospel? This is not necessarily the argument that made by Vance McAllister at the Euangelion blog, but he...
You’re all familiar with the adage, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,†originally uttered by the Spanish poet-philosopher, George...
What is the “True” church? #4 What are the essential components that are necessary for a local church to be a local church? Do you have to have a sermon? Sunday...
I’ve been reading J.P. Moreland’s superb book Kingdom Triangle, which was recently released by Zondervan. He begins with this true story by the missionary doctor to Zaire,...
It has been called “The best online theological education program, bar none.” The time is now! You have considered it, feared it, and tested it, but now it is time...