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Theology Unplugged: Problem Passages 11 – Who or what were the Sons of God in Gen. 6?

[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they discuss who or what exactly the Sons of God were in Genesis 6.

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Church History
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Ten Reasons for Studying Church History: Reason #10 – Studying church history will correct our doctrinal and practical errors.

The history of the church is not only a tale of positive growth and development of doctrinal knowledge and practical wisdom. It’s also a dramatic account of the conflict...

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Lisa Robinson
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Why I Think Pastors Don’t Preach Through Books of the Bible

(Lisa Robinson) As a follow up to my post here on reasons I think pastors should preach through books of the Bible, I noted these 7 reasons 1) It connects the book to the...

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Mike Licona
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Mike Licona – Musing

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Anthropology
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Where Theology and Humanity Meet is Good for the Soul

(Lisa Robinson) I think it goes without saying, that if you are reading this blog on this particular site, you know that we think theology is pretty important. Lest we think...

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Theology Unplugged
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Theology Unplugged: Problem Passages 10 – Do Works Justify?

[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they discuss whether or not one can lose their salvation.

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Church History
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Why Study Church History? – Reason #9: Studying church history will clarify our interpretation of Scripture

Just get two or three believers together for a Bible study and you soon realize that not everybody interprets the Bible exactly the same way. Sometimes they come to completely...

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Theology Unplugged
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Theology Unplugged: Problem Passages 9 – Can You Lose Your Salvation?

[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley and Sam Storms as they discuss whether or not one can lose their salvation.

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Eastern Orthodox
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Credo House Dispute – Our Discussions Today with an Eastern Orthodox Priest

Today, Tim Kimberley and I had the privilege of meeting with an Eastern Orthodox priest here at the Credo House in Edmond, OK. The meeting was called because there is a young...

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  • Credo House Update and New Book Announcement 2026-10-16
    What's happening with Credo House? What does the future hold for the ministry, our books, and our ongoing theological projects? In this episode of Theology Unplugged, Michael Patton gives a general update on Credo House Ministries, current projects, and plans for the future. Michael announces the release of Todd Stories: Coloring Book and discusses plans […]
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    What happens when the mind can no longer give the certainty the heart needs? Can theology, arguments, and intellectual conviction carry us through seasons of doubt, suffering, and spiritual darkness? In this episode of Theology Unplugged, Michael reflects on the relationship between the mind and the heart in the Christian life. After decades spent teaching […]

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