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 of...
My View of Dispensationalism: Progressive Covenantalism
I am a dispensationalist . . . I think. Below is my explanation of my view. While the term “Progressive Covenantalism” suggests a hybrid between Covenant Theology...
Historical Renewal Friday: William Wilberforce
Provided by  D.A. LaGue [display_podcast] Can a man be a Christian and a politician? This question plagued a rising member of the English parliament in 1785, as the young...
Letting My Children Cry
My daughter Katelynn has always been as sharp as a whip. She loves to learn. At church, people used to get kicks out of her understanding of theological issues. When she was...
Has God Preserved the Scriptures? It Depends… (Part 2)
In my last blog, I noted that the standard doctrine of preservation assumes that the text is accessible by God’s people down to the very words and down through the ages....
Theology Unplugged: What is the “True” Church #3
What is the “True” church? #3 What is the definition of a true church? Here we will continue our discussion of what a legitimate church. Are we supposed to...
Are We Condemned for the Sin of Another (Part 4: The Resolution)
Here is the situation: We are born with a propensity, bent, inclination to sin. Therefore, we cannot help but sin – it is our nature. Yet when we do act according to...
Mother Teresa’s Final Gift
As soon as I heard about the TIME (8-23-07) article, “Mother Teresa’s Crisis of Faith,†I commented to my husband that the publication of her personal letters telling of...
Friday Night Odds and Ends
1. I will finish my series on imputation on Monday. 2. Ben Witherington writes on authorial intent hermeneutics. His three basic guidelines: 1) It means what is means, not...