BAPT is pleased to announce its 2020 Summer Seminar: “Honesty: The Philosophy and Psychology of a Neglected Virtue,” led by … Continue reading Baptist Association of Philosophy Teachers: 2020 Summer Seminary Call for Applications
Towards the end of 2014 I spent some time praying, asking God what areas of growth he wanted me to … Continue reading Shepherding God’s Flock
At the end of the year tons and tons of “Best Of…” lists make their way out onto the internet. … Continue reading 7 Theologians Share Their “Must Read” Books of 2014
Last time we took a brief look at the history of Baptist views on the Lord’s Supper. Today we will … Continue reading Baptist Views on the Lord’s Supper (Pt. 2)
When talking about Baptist views on the Lord’s supper we must begin by recognizing that there is no official Baptist … Continue reading Baptist Views on the Lord’s Supper (Pt. 1)
“How a dying church can grow again,” the subtitle really caught my eye. I don’t know much about church planting, … Continue reading Book Review – Replant by Darrin Patrick and Mark DeVine
Over the next two days we will be looking at the importance of theology and the roots of anti-theological attitudes … Continue reading Why Didn’t the Church Just Stick with the Bible? (Pt. 1)- The Importance of Doing Theology
In this brief series of posts I would like to examine the history of American Christianity through two lenses: 1-the … Continue reading Interpreting the History of American Evangelicalism: 2 Lenses (Part 2: Revolutionary Religion and Creationism)
It has been said that one of the themes in the history of evangelicalism is that energetic populist or democratic … Continue reading Interpreting the History of American Evangelicalism: 2 Lenses (Part 1)
