
The Mistake of Leviticus
My daily Bible reading plan recently took me to the front door of Leviticus. Oh the venerable wasteland of Leviticus and its neighboring partner in crime Numbers. The...
My daily Bible reading plan recently took me to the front door of Leviticus. Oh the venerable wasteland of Leviticus and its neighboring partner in crime Numbers. The...
[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they discuss Paul’s thorn in the flesh? Was it something specific that we can know about, or was...
To “excite” something is to arouse or to stir up. At least, that is the connotation I am using here. What I mean in saying we are excited about the problem of evil...
Here is what I taught last Tuesday at the Credo House. In order to be a good Protestant, you must be a good anti-Catholic. I am not Catholic. I am Protestant. There are many...
(Lisa Robinson) As a follow to this post on life verses, I’ve been reminded that Jeremiah 29:11 is a fairly common one claimed as a personal, individual promise. But is...
(Lisa Robinson) This past weekend a conference was going on here in Dallas for men entitled Kingdom Man. For obvious reasons, I have no interest in learning about being a...
(Since this has been an issue on my blog and Facebook, this is an appropriate re-post, I hope.) Last night I went to pick up Zach, my three-year-old, from his class at church....
Fifteen years ago I had it all figured out. My theology was perfect. My passions were flamed by the progressively growing belief that I was going to make a difference—a...