Are We Reaping What We’ve Sown? Discussing our Reason for Hope in the Midst of Trying Times
Is increased sin, darkness and evil, God's plan for the future? Or is it simply the logical outworking of a
Justification: Why do we Need it? How do we Get it? And What is it?
The doctrine of justification is one which, though mentioned frequently, is often not explained nor given the attention that it deserves. How
Why So Many Denominations?
One consequence of a commitment to truth is that fallible men will disagree. It has been well said that denominations occur when
Leave Taking: When Is It Right To Break Fellowship?
On December 8th, 2007 at its annual convention, the Diocese of San Joaquin took an historic step and voted to disassociate from
The 21st Century Challenges of the Missional Church
When last we checked, the Great Commission was unchanged. We are to go and "make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in
The British Are Coming? A Yankee Look At Theology Across The Pond
England is the very picture of a Christian nation coping with the plurality of a globalized society. And for theological eccentricity England
Common Misconceptions Even Christians Sometimes Believe
Guest Host: Donald McConnell The scriptures warn us against being pushed into the mold of the world – being stamped like cookie
Evangelical Liberalism and Post Conservative Theology
Christopher Neiswonger and Lindsay Brooks, with callers. {s5_mp3}evangelib.mp3{/s5_mp3}<br>{loadposition content9} (Subjects: the thought of Roger E. Olson, Stanley Grenz, Clark Pinnock, B.B Warfield,
Hell No: The Doctrine of Final Punishment and Recent Attempts at Evangelical Revisions
The idea that people will go to the final punishment because they want to, and so God is just giving them what
