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David Dunham September 8, 2015

I have long had a dream of visiting L’Abri, the mission project of Francis and Edith Schaeffer in the Swiss

Dave Jenkins September 2, 2015

It’s been said by many theologians that the Holy Spirit is the neglected Person in the Trinity. Critical to understanding

Dave Jenkins August 27, 2015

In recent days, many people have questioned whether Adam and Eve are really persons or not. Typically the people who

Dave Jenkins August 25, 2015

J.I. Packer has arguably been one of the greatest theologians of the late 20th and early 21st century. His influence

Mike Boling August 24, 2015

The motif of God as our shepherd is perhaps one of the most familiar and beloved pictures of His interaction

Mike Boling August 22, 2015

The book of Revelation is admittedly a complicated book full of strange imagery and a seemingly complicated prediction of future

David Dunham August 19, 2015

The temple is undervalued by modern Protestants. We tend to look at it as the arcane location of ancient Israelite

Dave Jenkins August 18, 2015

Chuck Colson is a hugely important figure in the late 20th to early 21st century. His influence was felt in

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