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Jake MeadorTheologyFormation

Reading Historic Theology Like an Adult

It is no dishonor to our fathers in the faith to extend their thought or dissent from it, nor is it an honor to them to agree unthinkingly.

Alastair RobertsTheology

Jesus the Healer

Although it is easy to consider Christ’s healing ministry detached from the cross, when we view the two together they shed light upon each other.

Michael NiebauerTheologyFormation

How to Read the Bible with the Historic Church

Though it has broadly been forgotten today, the church has historically read the Bible in more expansive and literary ways than has been common recently.

Steven M. BryanTheologyFormation

The Gospel Doesn't Impart a Lens, but a Life

The language we use is embedded in broader accounts of reality. Therefore we must stick closely to scriptural language as we describe the Christian life.

Daniel K. WilliamsTheologyChurch

The Greatly Exaggerated Death of Protestantism

The supposed end of confessional Protestantism looks less like the end and more like the norm if you simply expand your historical frames of reference.

Cameron ShafferTheologyTechnologyFormation

AI is Coming for Online Pastoral Education

Online seminary training as it exists today is Borders Books. AI is Amazon. Like it or not, online pastoral training is about to change dramatically.

Isaac DeValoisFamilyTheologyFormation

Am I My Father's Keeper?

The Fifth Word is about far more than simply being obedient as a child. It speaks to something more primal and basic to our humanity.

Susannah Black RobertsTheology

The Not At All Secret History of Nicaea

The history of the council of Nicaea is not at all secret. The actual story loudly and repeatedly contradicts the popular conspiracies found in some media.

Justin HawkinsTheology

Understanding Nicaea 1700 Years Later: An Annotated Guide

The errors and points of debate present at Nicaea are more complex than is often understood. If you want help grasping the issues well, read these books.

Collin Slowey and Isabella HsuTheology

Richard Wilbur's Answer to Dionysian Hedonism

Wilbur's 'A Baroque Wall-fountain in the Villa Sciarra' is a profound reflection on the ways in which we can understand power, ambition, and self-mastery.

Charles JacobTheologyFormation

Pain at Christmas

The first Christmas was not without pain, which means that sometimes it will come with pain for us too as we wait the completion of God's redemptive work.

Peter LeithartTheologyEconomics

Make Friends Using Mammon

Money is not meant for material ends, but for the aid and support of our neighbors.