Was the Reformation a Mistake?
Today we celebrate (mourn, think about, reflect upon, take your pick) the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. With this … Continue reading Was the Reformation a Mistake?
Tag: hermeneutics
George Hunsinger and Reading Barth with Charity
Today George Hunsinger will be presenting at our Trinity Seminar – and I’m assuming he is going to talk quite … Continue reading George Hunsinger and Reading Barth with Charity
Book Review – Interpreting the General Letters: An Exegetical Handbook by Herbert Bateman IV
Over the years I have really come to appreciate all sorts of interpretive handbooks. One of my favorite is the … Continue reading Book Review – Interpreting the General Letters: An Exegetical Handbook by Herbert Bateman IV
Book Review – Christian Faith in the Old Testament by Gareth Cockerill
Let me be honest with you…. It has been a while since I have been as excited about a book … Continue reading Book Review – Christian Faith in the Old Testament by Gareth Cockerill
Christ-Centered Hermeneutics – 2 Corinthians 1:20
Recently on The Exchange, Ed Stetzer started a blog series devoted to the issue of Christ-Centered Old Testament Preaching (see … Continue reading Christ-Centered Hermeneutics – 2 Corinthians 1:20
How To Read the Bible (I’m Not Being Snarky!)
The last post in this series of posts on hermeneutics was titled: How to Read Your Bible (or How You … Continue reading How To Read the Bible (I’m Not Being Snarky!)
How to Read Your Bible (or How You Actually Read the Bible)
Today I want to continue our (unofficial) mini-series on hermeneutics. I never intended to start a series on interpreting the … Continue reading How to Read Your Bible (or How You Actually Read the Bible)
That’s Not in the Text!!!
Recently I have been doing some thinking about how our contexts affect our reading of Scripture. In doing my own … Continue reading That’s Not in the Text!!!
