The Practice of Puritan Meditation
Tim Nargi
July 20, 2015
There are times, many times, when my spiritual growth is stunted or non-existent. Perhaps it is the same with you.
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Glory Hunger: God, the Gospel, and Our Quest for Something More
Mike Boling
July 18, 2015
Is there anything sinful about desiring significance in life, to be noticed, to rise to a level of accomplishment, or
Five Ways Jesus Would Have Understood the Old Testament to Have Been Written to and About Himself
Nick Batzig
July 17, 2015
In last post, I sought to introduce a subject that I realized would be entirely new to some. Knowing this,
The Prodigal Church A Gentle Manifesto Against the Status Quo
Dave Jenkins
July 17, 2015
In the late 1990’s and early 2000’s I was heavily immersed in the Purpose Driven church. My dad went to
Ten Ways Jesus Would Have Understood the Old Testament to Have Been Written to and About Himself
Nick Batzig
July 16, 2015
There has been something of a biblical-theological revolution over the past several decades. It is not a revolution in which
Roman Catholic Theology & Practice
David Dunham
July 16, 2015
Living in one of those parts of the country that is highly influenced by Catholicism I often hear comparisons. Tensions
Romans 8-16 For You
Zach Kendrick
July 15, 2015
The book of Romans, specifically chapters 8-16, have been hailed by pastors, scholars, and theologians alike as the Apostle Paul’s
What Does the Bible Really Teach About Homosexuality?
Mike Boling
July 14, 2015
If there is one hot button issue both within and outside the church that has risen above all others it