The Culmination of Kingship: Death?
There is a high level of irony at work in the moments of Christ’s death at Calvary. To fully understand the irony, we must grasp that it is the moment …
There is a high level of irony at work in the moments of Christ’s death at Calvary. To fully understand the irony, we must grasp that it is the moment …
I wanted to share this as a part of the series on paradox in Christian thought. Well done, Dr. Walls.
The Bible plainly teaches that there is nothing that humanity can do to save itself collectively, or individually. No one is able, in their own strength and effort, to put …
It seems counter-intuitive to think of the holy life as one of rest. Most often we associate spiritual discipline and long-suffering with the way of the holy life, and indeed, …
You can listen to my most recent lecture from AT101 Open Courses on the Title of the Book of Genesis here.
As I have been working on my Paradox manuscript and posting bits and pieces of it here, I wanted to share something I read by O. Chambers just this morning. Chambers …
Watch my message on Protecting the Mystery preached in EBS Chapel on March 31, 2014 here: http://ebshaiti.org/Podcast/03312014_Chapel.m4v
So what are some of the pivotal paradoxes of Christian theology? The list if endless. There are a few, however, that I sense are more important for the current Church …
The more of N.T. Wright I read the more excited I become. To start, I find that his critique of Piper is spot on with specific regard to the following …