The Insecurity of our Faith
I believe in what is called “perseverance of the saints.” I am less inclined toward the designation “eternal security of the believer,” but it will do....
Theology Unplugged: Problem Passages – Old Testament Prophecy in the New
[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they discuss seeming problems with various New Testament authors “misinterpreting” Old...
An Open Letter to the Apostle John
John, First of all, let me say how much I appreciate your work. Your Gospel was the coup d’état of your writings. Chapter 14 was a lifeline to me as a kid. Thanks for...
What Fatherless Statistics Communicate to the Fatherless
(Lisa Robinson) As May dwindles down and we flip the calendar to June, it reminds me that Father’s Day is just around the corner. To be sure, the praise of fathers will...
7 Reasons I Think Pastors Should Preach Through Books of the Bible
(Lisa Robinson) I’ve been exposed to a variety of preaching, from the very topical where a new subject is introduced each week, to series on a topic or on a series of...
Drowning Man
Sometimes I feel like I rise up with wings like eagles only to fall with wings like penguins. I must preempt my conversation here with an apology to many of my Christian...
Theology Unplugged: Coffee with Scholars – J.P. Moreland
[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton and Tim Kimberley as they welcome Dr. J.P. Moreland to Credo House for our continuing “Coffee with Scholars” series.
Why Study Church History – Reason #2: Studying Church History Will Curb the Arrogance of Our Present
Some evangelicals could very well define “church history” as “the study of how everybody misinterpreted the Bible until we came along.” In fact, on several occasions I’ve...