Originally Posted: August 7, 2018 at http://bit.ly/2ONShUe A question I wrestle with, and that I ask people often is, “how do we know what God is like?” How we answer this question is tremendously influence by how we are taught to read the scriptures. How do you think it would affect someone’s thoughts about God … Continue reading Beware The Bitter Fruit
Category: Theology
The Fate of Judas
A few weeks ago, I shared the poem The Ballad of the Judas Tree by Ruth Etchells. That post resulted in a great conversation with a few people regarding the final destiny of Judas Iscariot. In the discussion a friend of mine shared a few verses, which led him to believe that Judas had not … Continue reading The Fate of Judas
A Balancing Act: Scripture and Tradition
Originally Posted: August 30, 2016 at http://bit.ly/2bBrifU I was raised in an American Baptist church and it was in that same denomination that I served my first pastorate. Three years ago I started ministering in an Independent Christian church and I noticed something similar about both of these groups. Many pastors and teachers within both … Continue reading A Balancing Act: Scripture and Tradition
Is the Past Permanent? A response to the TASBS review of Derek Rishmawy through Jordan Daniel Wood and Justin Coyle.
In the months leading up to the publication of David Bentley Hart’s book That All Shall Be Saved, I was as excited about the reviews that I knew would follow, as I was about the book itself. Thankfully the book did not disappoint but several of the reviews certainly did. Many focused on complaints about … Continue reading Is the Past Permanent? A response to the TASBS review of Derek Rishmawy through Jordan Daniel Wood and Justin Coyle.
Breaking the Silence
As a child I wanted to believe God existed. I would often lay in my bed at night and beg God to do something that would show me he was really there. I can remember promising that if he would make the curtains move, I would never tell anyone, but I would always know in … Continue reading Breaking the Silence
