Rediscovering Biblical Soteriology
What is salvation according to the Bible (biblical soteriology)?[1] The answer to this question is quite complicated. In broad terms, the complexities and challenges of the Bible itself as the …
What is salvation according to the Bible (biblical soteriology)?[1] The answer to this question is quite complicated. In broad terms, the complexities and challenges of the Bible itself as the …
Why did God let Pharaoh think that he was in control? This is one of those parts of the Exodus account that intrigues me. Certainly God could have freed Israel in …
Matt Walsh published this blog yesterday in response to Rob Bell's comments about the Bible. Apparently, Bell makes a statement that indicates he believes the NT epistles to be simply "2000 year …
Various people have various definitions of the Gospel of Christianity. Most North American protestant evangelicals would define the Gospel as the story of the substitutionary atonement in the Cross through …
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 …
I wanted to share this with you. I read this just this morning in the Preface to N.T. Wright's Justification: God's Plan and Paul's Vision and thought it was excellent. "Second, the question is …
To be a Christian is to believe in a long list of contradictions. Let me explain. When you think about it, so many of the essential doctrines of the Church …
As an exclusivist, I believe that specific knowledge of the person and work of Jesus Christ (special revelation) is necessary for salvation (reconciliation between sinners and the Living, Holy, Triune …