My Life: simul iustus et peccator
Martin Luther spoke about the doctrine of justification saying that Christians are simul iustus et peccator, “The same time righteous and sinner.” I think this...
Internet Monk, Coffee Cup Apologetics: Five Limitations of Apologetics
I think that Michael Spencer (imonk)Â has put together an excellent podcast series called Coffee Cup Apologetics. From what I have listened to on the podcast and read on the...
Top Twenty Theological Pick-up Lines NOT to use
Seeing as how I used to be a singles pastor, I thought that I would give you some of the tips that I gave my singles on how NOT to lure the right one to your side. (Thanks to...
Left Behind the Video Game?
Well . . . I am biting my tongue on this one. Let me get your thoughts. (I don’t even know what category to put this in . . . how about “Someone Leave This Behind...
What Comes to Mind When You Hear the Word “Dispensationalism� (Part 1)
Introduction: A dispensationalist’s (small “d†intended) Gripe At Reclaiming the Mind Ministries, we’re unabashedly committed to irenic theology. This means that even...
Update on the Photography of Manuscripts on Patmos
Since the inception of the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM) in 2002, we have had no problem getting volunteers to join us on expeditions to photograph...
My office, my theological library, Zach, and my late nights
Well, I just thought that I would update you on the office/library situation. Since it seems that we will be staying in Frisco for the foreseeable future, I have kicked . ....
Is this a good illustration of our belief in the truthfulness of Scripture?
What do you think? Is this a good illustration of our belief in the truthfulness of Scripture?
Theology Unplugged #65: An evaluation of Creeds, Unity, and the Emerging Church
Theology Unplugged Broadcast #63: An evaluation of Creeds Unity; Unity and the Emerging Church  Question/Answers Segment: Creeds: What good are they and how do we evaluate...