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Theology as Discipleship by Keith Johnson
David Dunham
June 17, 2016
It’s a shame that theology so regularly needs to be defended. The fact that it does just goes to support
David Dunham
Dave Dunham is Associate Pastor of Discipleship and Counseling at Cornerstone Baptist Church in the Detroit Metro. He has a Master’s of Divinity from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
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Patience with an Unresolved Heart
David Dunham
June 12, 2016
Editor’s note: The purpose of this series is to write on “Issues in the Church” that either aren’t talked about,
A Review of “Habits of Grace” by David Mathis
David Dunham
June 9, 2016
The concept of “habit” is seeing a bit of a resurgence among philosophers and theologians. Thomas Aquinas, centuries ago, had
A Review of “When I am Afraid” by Edward T. Welch
David Dunham
May 24, 2016
Change is never as simple as “step-by-step” guides suggest. Change is hard work which involves assistance and consistency over time.
A Review of “Warfield on the Christian Life” by Fred Zaspel
David Dunham
May 16, 2016
B.B. Warfield, the great Princeton theologian of the 19th century, has sometimes been hailed as a scholastic theologian. A scholar
A Review of “A Theology of Biblical Counseling” by Heath Lambert
David Dunham
May 12, 2016
“Counseling is a theological discipline.” That statement captures the very heart of Lambert’s book. It is also, he says, the
A Review of “Addictions” by Edward T. Welch
David Dunham
May 9, 2016
Does the Bible actually speak to the issue of addictions? That’s one of the common questions – or perhaps it’s
A Review of “Running Scared” by Ed Welch
David Dunham
May 5, 2016
The greatest help the believer has to their struggle with fear or worry is the God of rest and peace.