I love the Bible. I’ve studied it for over forty years; preached it over thirty. I have a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctor’s degree from institutions that instructed me in it. My wife and I lead a class on teaching church congregants how to study it for themselves. Let the record
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but deconstructing one’s faith has been the rage for a hot minute. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, deconstruction is the process by which
Last November 10,000 college students gathered in Texas A&M’s Reed Arena for ‘Unite Texas A&M,’ which is led by a UniteUS Christian parachurch “movement” that originated at Auburn University. The
As in recent years, I chose to read fewer books in favor of longer books. Very few of those were fiction. The majority were theological in nature. With that said,
The following post is part of a series of learnings from reading Jaroslav Pelikan’s Five-volume The Christian Tradition: A Development of Doctrine. Growing up Baptist, I was of course taught
The following post is a part of a series about learnings from reading Jaroslav Pelikan’s Five-volume The Christian Tradition: A Development of Doctrine. Over my sabbatical I attended a worship
The following post is a part of a series about learnings from reading Jaroslav Pelikan’s Five-volume The Christian Tradition: A Development of Doctrine. In June the Southern Baptist Convention, which