Six Factors that Do Not Affect Inerrancy
1. Use of Hyperbole and Exaggeration Just because one believes in inerrancy does not mean that he or she believe in a “technically precise” view of truth. The...
Theology Unplugged: Church (Part 4) – How Should a Church Be Governed?
[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they continue their new series on the Church. This is a topic hotly debated today. What really does it...
Carrying the Burden of the Sadness of a Loved One
It has been almost two months since my father died. Perhaps, not enough time has elapsed to make me a sage on the subject of death, but I’ll never pass up a chance to...
Deep Songs of Christmas: Hark the Herald Angels Sing
It’s that time of year where deep theological songs about Jesus are allowed full access. If we pause and listen we just might allow the music at the mall to take us deep...
Should Christians Play Santa?
Some people will argue that playing Santa has many negative effects. I would like to respond to some of these objections: 1. Playing Santa takes away from the real meaning of...
Giveaway: Codex Sinaiticus + Credo Course
To celebrate the brand new Textual Criticism Credo Course in 7 days one person will win a facsimile of one of the most valuable Bibles in the world (just the copy retails for...
A Bibliology Grounded in Christology
The center of all theology, of the entirety of the Christian faith, is Christ himself. The Christ-event—in particular his death and resurrection—is the center of time:...
One Sermon People would Remember
From a human perspective a sermon is so subjective. If a person preaches for any length of consecutive weeks it becomes surprising how differently people respond to sermons....
Role-Playing for Jesus
“Tim, someone is on the phone with a Bible question.“ I looked up from my desk at the Credo House. My brain started to switch into this neutral position trying to...