Some Intentional Errors in Scripture
Types of intentional changes made to the Greek manuscripts: Spelling/Grammar Changes Harmonizations Correcting apparent discrepancies Conflations Explanatory glosses...
Live Blog: Dan Wallace, Credo Course on Textual Criticism – Day Two
During this week, I will be live blogging Dan Wallace’s Credo Course on Textual Criticism. This is the first of what will over the years be dozens of extensive courses...
Arrogant Beliefs (and the arrogant believers who arrogantly believe them)
Nobody likes arrogance. If you know someone who is described by most people as arrogant, it’s a safe bet you don’t have a high view of that person. A great athlete can turn a...
Live Blog: Dan Wallace, Credo Course on Textual Criticism – Day One
During this week, I will be live blogging Dan Wallace’s Credo Course on Textual Criticism. This is the first of what will over the years be dozens of extensive courses...
Can We Please Stop Fearing Love?
(Lisa Robinson) The title is more of a rhetorical question. In fact, its a question posed with an increasing chagrin as I see love fought against in the quest to avoid the...
The Supreme Court vs. Sola Scriptura
How should Christians process the findings of the Supreme Court today regarding same-sex marriages? Should Christians get with the 21st century and let all people be happy?...
Doubting Your Faith? So What?
“So what?” seem to be the most dismissive and insensitive words one can say to someone who is in trouble. Of course, often it is. If someone says, “I’m...
Introducing Credo House Certificates!
Credo House Certificates are a brand new powerful way for you to ensure a certain level of proficiency from the Credo House Members Area. Pastors, elders, small-group leaders...
Ten Reasons Good Christians Go Bad
One of the most discouraging (and blindsiding) things in life is to follow the Lord for some time, feel like you’re on the right track, be involved in the His work, and...