Thinking About Advent: Kevin H
We look forward to the Coming of Christ as the Advent season is just about upon us. In anticipation of that, we reflect upon how Christ did come – probably so very different from...
Category: Church Issues
Who Can We Learn From? : Part 2
I was shocked and not a little upset this morning to that one of my very favorite teacher/theologians has managed to shipwreck his career. John G. Stackhouse was once part of an all star...
Who Can I Learn From?
I’ve been sharing the posts of Benjamin Cremer on Facebook lately as he has some very good things to say and he uses the short form limitations of Facebook well. I have been repeatedly...
Asking The Wrong Questions: Kevin H
Questions about to what extent do the land promises of God to Israel in the Old Testament still apply today, to what extent will a national Israel or Jewish population play a role in...
Things I Think…
1. I was taken aback by a comment from one of our regular contributors that featured an excerpt from a blog by Philip Yancey. It referenced this book which simply states that things are...
A Place Of Sanity and Encouragement: Kevin H
I’ve asked Kevin to come on board regularly as a voice I trust and a co-laborer in the turgid times to come. We aren’t going to moderate a free for all…we want this to...
How Much Deconstruction Is Too Much?
I talk with a lot of people who are going through some sort of deconstruction of traditional evangelical beliefs. They are finding new guides in the faith from the ones they may have grown...
Just War Theory: Duane W.H. Arnold, PhD
Just War Theory We watch the shells fall on Ukraine, often in real time. Mass graves are prepared for civilian casualties and then filled with the innocent victims of the war. Hospitals are bombed. ...
Looking For Truth…
““My people bend their tongues like bows to shoot out lies. They refuse to stand up for the truth. They only go from bad to worse. They do not know me,” says the LORD.”(Jeremiah...
The Devil Is Real
Humans have made staggering advances in being able to meet their needs and objectives technologically. We can do things unimaginable just a hundred years ago. We can do other unimaginable things as well. We...
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