5 Minutes in Church History: 5 Ways of Theology
What distinguishes biblical theology, historical theology, systematic theology, dogmatic theology, and elenctic theology from one another?
5 Minutes in Church History: Patrons of the Reformation
The folks behind the Reformers don’t always get mentioned, but from a human standpoint they helped make the Reformation happen.
Ask Pastor John: How Do I Stay Attracted to My Aging Spouse?
Modern men and women almost inevitably have absorbed distorted, deceptive, disproportionate views of sexuality.
5 Minutes in Church History: Who Was Anne Locke?
The 16th-century figure was crucial to the British Reformation, writing a translation of four sermons from John Calvin on Isaiah 38, and a twenty-six sonnet series on Psalm 51.
WWUTT: God Bless America?
The United States' patriotic nods to God are merely America’s “alters to an unknown god” as mentioned in Acts 17.
Brad Stine Has Issues: What is SEX For?
Conservatives and progressives see sex differently. The sexually liberated progressives will cry “MORE CONDOMS!”, while me and mine will cry “MORE CHARACTER!”
5 Minutes in Church History: Maximus the Confessor
As we understand God working in this world, we can understand who God is. And as we see Christ, we can understand God.
Ask Pastor John: When Has My Career Become My Idol?
Your work has become idolatry when it’s the root and not the fruit of your acceptance.
5 Minutes in Church History: Fatal Books
Sometimes books are fatal to their authors - as in the cases of William of Ockham and Abelard - and sometimes to their printers - as with the printers of the Sacred Bible, with Interpretations and Annotations.
BreakPoint: Why the NBA (and So Many Other Companies) Cave to China – Corporate Dehumanization
Like China, the NBA, ESPN and Disney see human beings as expendable compared to their real priorities: Party and profits.