Why I Believe the Canon is Theoretically Open (and Am Fine With It)
The term “canon” refers to the accepted books of the Bible. The Protestant canon contains 66 books; other Christian traditions vary, adding a few books often referred to as...
Press Release: Introducing Credo Courses
Friends of the Ministry, I have an incredibly exciting announcement to make. Many of you are all familiar with what we have done since 2001. Our goal has been to make high...
Twelve Ways to Prepare Your Children for Times of Doubt
1. Let them know that it is not abnormal to experience doubt. This does not mean that your children will experience significant doubt, it just means that doubt is a common...
Kickstarter Syllabus Release!
Hey everyone…we just got a rough draft of the Syllabus from Dr. Wallace regarding our new Credo Courses Kickstarter Project. Here it is! 39 Lectures on NTTC (each 22–28...
Help us Strengthen Christian Minds
For those who are tired of today’s church being so anti-intellectual and adrift at sea with no anchor, we ask you to get involved in an opportunity to bring something...
Doubting Calvinists
No, I did not say “Doubting Calvinism.” Although I am a master of typos, this blog is about something different. First, every reader needs to know that I am a...
Is Bad Doctrine Sin?
It is hard for me, as a teacher of theology, to consider anything worse than bad doctrine in the church. When people’s views of God become distorted, their lives follow...
On Leading a Quiet Life
(Lisa Robinson) In case you missed it, the internet has been abuzz the past few days over this article posted by Dr. Anthony Bradley. In it, Bradley’s asserts that...
Part II: The Other Reason All Conversions are Not Equal
To “convert” someone, as most people use the word, means to get that person to change in some profound way, usually beginning with and centering on the person’s beliefs....