Why I Still Find Wesleyan Theology Interesting
This is a continuation of my previous post: “How I Still Think Like a Methodist.” First, I need to explain this: when I say “Methodist” I don’t mean it in any denominational sense at all. Yes, I served...
View ArticleSteve Heyduck: Sin Less, if not Sinless
A good word from Steve Heyduck, Senior Pastor of Euless First United Methodist Church, in Euless,Texas. Steve says of himself: “I consider myself a postmodern, possibly emergent Christian.” “Do you...
View ArticleThomas Coke: The Good a Preacher May Do
The good which one single minister, true to the cause in which he has engaged, can do in the course of his life by a faithful ministry of the word, is not easily to be described. How many of the...
View ArticleOn Having a Single Faith Journey
I see the development of my faith as a connected story. I don’t see it as a matter of once having a certain type of faith and then graduating or switching to another sort of faith. I am thankful to the...
View ArticleHorace Bushnell: Drop Lecturing and Preach
I originally found this quote in the Appendix to Daniel Steele’s The Gospel of the Comforter. (It is the first part of Note H.) Horace Bushnell was a Congregationalist pastor and theologian, who was...
View ArticleRemembrance Inspires Praise – Psalm 135:13-21
This is essentially a Psalm of praise. We are called into praise from the very opening “Hallelujah” (praise Yah). So, it is a song of worship and it calls us into an attitude of worship. As Adam Clarke...
View ArticleJohn Wesley: The Faith That Saves
Christian faith is then, not only an assent to the whole gospel of Christ, but also a full reliance on the blood of Christ; a trust in the merits of his life, death, and resurrection; a recumbency upon...
View ArticleT. A Noble: The Trinity and the Gospel
A quote from one of the many books I’ve been reading lately: The great revival of trinitarian theology in the late twentieth century helped us to understand that the doctrine of the Trinity is not just...
View ArticleA Savior
From my daily Bible reading: “She will bear a son, and you are to name him Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins.” — Matthew 1:21 (NRSV). JESUS. The same as Joshua, יהושע Yehoshua, from...
View ArticleWhy I Haven’t Had Anything to Say Lately
Last month a Facebook acquaintance, who posts on the web as the Not So Hostile Pentecostal, had some nice things to say about this blog and web site in a post entitled Top Ten Blogs that You (Probably)...
View ArticleSteve Heyduck: Sin Less, if not Sinless
A good word from Steve Heyduck, Senior Pastor of Euless First United Methodist Church, in Euless,Texas. Steve says of himself: “I consider myself a postmodern, possibly emergent Christian.” “Do you...
View ArticleThomas Coke: The Good a Preacher May Do
The good which one single minister, true to the cause in which he has engaged, can do in the course of his life by a faithful ministry of the word, is not easily to be described. How many of the...
View ArticleOn Having a Single Faith Journey
I see the development of my faith as a connected story. I don’t see it as a matter of once having a certain type of faith and then graduating or switching to another sort of faith. I am thankful to the...
View ArticleHorace Bushnell: Drop Lecturing and Preach
I originally found this quote in the Appendix to Daniel Steele’s The Gospel of the Comforter. (It is the first part of Note H.) Horace Bushnell was a Congregationalist pastor and theologian, who was...
View ArticleRemembrance Inspires Praise – Psalm 135:13-21
This is essentially a Psalm of praise. We are called into praise from the very opening “Hallelujah” (praise Yah). So, it is a song of worship and it calls us into an attitude of worship. As Adam Clarke...
View ArticleJohn Wesley: The Faith That Saves
Christian faith is then, not only an assent to the whole gospel of Christ, but also a full reliance on the blood of Christ; a trust in the merits of his life, death, and resurrection; a recumbency upon...
View ArticleT. A Noble: The Trinity and the Gospel
A quote from one of the many books I’ve been reading lately: The great revival of trinitarian theology in the late twentieth century helped us to understand that the doctrine of the Trinity is not just...
View ArticleA Savior
From my daily Bible reading: “She will bear a son, and you are to name him Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins.” — Matthew 1:21 (NRSV). JESUS. The same as Joshua, יהושע Yehoshua, from...
View ArticleWhy I Haven’t Had Anything to Say Lately
Last month a Facebook acquaintance, who posts on the web as the Not So Hostile Pentecostal, had some nice things to say about this blog and web site in a post entitled Top Ten Blogs that You (Probably)...
View ArticleIs The Evangelical Movement Crumbling?
On February 15, 2017 Scot McKnight posted some reflections under the title “The Soul of Evangelicalism: What Will Become of Us?” As with a lot of things that are posted on the Internet I didn’t have...
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