Church Grammar
The idea that Scripture is without error isn't something fundamentalists cooked up in a lab a century ago. Read more
The idea that Scripture is without error isn't something fundamentalists cooked up in a lab a century ago. Read more
A tightly-held belief is sometimes a dangerous thing, but it can also be a precious thing. Read more
There are Baptists in certain circles who would actually affirm this, while some of us at least implicitly affirm it. Read more
If Jesus truly isn't God and never claimed to be, the Resurrection is inconsequential at best and a fairytale at worst. Read more
Peter and John saw Jesus's miracles and knew OT prophecies, but none of this guaranteed that he'd come back from the dead. No one does that! Read more
We can, if we are careful, leave at least some of our interpretive baggage at the door, stepping into the hermeneutical house with the Spirit as our guide and an open mind as our posture. Read more
Jesus was comfortable with suggesting that “the word of God cannot be broken," and perhaps his most powerful indictment on opponents and doubters was, "Haven't you read the Scriptures?" Read more
Those who take time to research these supposed Jesus-like figures see how ridiculous the claims are, because they often simultaneously exaggerate and oversimplify the comparisons. Read more
Is proof-texting the cardinal sin of theology and exegesis? It doesn't have to be. Read more
I am left with baggage that thankfully Jesus has forgiven and is redeeming daily. Let me warn and encourage you with my story. Read more
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