Theology ⁽⁴⁰⁾

I am finding myself drawn the beauty that comes from candid concession of inherent brokenness. Truthful transparency is vulnerability, which by definition, is the "susceptibility to physical or emotional harm." Yet paradoxically, in it, there is much strength and freedom. There requires a sense of…

In a class I'm taking called "theology of culture", we're looking at the Christian ethic as it relates to culture. How should a practicing Christian engage with culture? I can't go into detail about the course at this moment but the point I would like…

The historical transition from the Pagan Roman Empire to the Christian Roman Empire was a big part of Christian history, having massive implications. How should it be viewed? Here are some thoughts. Though it is difficult (for me) to affirm any extreme theological assertion with…

(citations are from the kindle edition) In John Dickson’s The Best Kept Secret of Christian Mission, Dickson brings an unexpected approach to rediscovering the biblical grounds for orthodox Christian missions. The reader will find a professionally written composition that includes exegetical data understood in its…

"Every Christian is bound not only to offer himself and what he has, his prayer, thanksgiving, good works, alms, etc., but also industriously to study in the Word of the Lord, with the grace that is given him to teach others, especially those under his…