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Biblical Studies, Religion

Getting Practical with Paul’s Apocalyptic Gospel

To see the practical implications Paul’s apocalyptic gospel in Galatians it is helpful to begin by looking at chapter 1 … Continue reading Getting Practical with Paul’s Apocalyptic Gospel

Biblical Studies, Missiology, Missions, Religion

Unfaithful

It is widely recognized that we Christians in the US (at least in the coastal regions & big cities) live … Continue reading Unfaithful

Religion, Theology

Atonement (Part 5): A Wright Account of the Atonement

Today we wrap up our series on the Atonement as well as our mini-series on a Wrightian account of Penal … Continue reading Atonement (Part 5): A Wright Account of the Atonement

Religion, Theology

Atonement (Part 4): A Wright Account of the Atonement

Today we continue our journey into a Wrightian (just made that word up) account of the atonement. Once again this … Continue reading Atonement (Part 4): A Wright Account of the Atonement

Missiology, Missions, Religion

Missiology: Urban Mission Part 5 – A Biblical Theology of the City

Over the next few days I will be posting some thoughts on an issue facing the future of the church, … Continue reading Missiology: Urban Mission Part 5 – A Biblical Theology of the City

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