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A Great Conversation on Presuppositional Apologetics
I always enjoy listening to the Christ the Center podcast. In their latest episode, K. Scott Oliphint is interviewed...
James White Gives a Message for Muslims
Recently on the Aramaic Broadcasting Network, James White gave a message for Muslims on a live episode of Answering...
Church Planting is For Wimps 8: Redefine Extraordinary
Today we complete our chapter-by-chapter blog discussion of the book Church Planting is For Wimps. For those of you...
Church Planting is For Wimps 7: No Offense, But You are Doing Everything Wrong
Today we continue our chapter-by-chapter blog discussion of the book Church Planting is For Wimps. For those of you...
Church Planting is For Wimps 6: How to Ruin Everything
Today we continue our chapter-by-chapter blog discussion of the book Church Planting is For Wimps.
Church Planting is For Wimps 5: God Always Gets His Way
Today we continue our chapter-by-chapter blog discussion of the book Church Planting is For Wimps. For those of you who may have just been browsing so far, it is not too late to join in!
Church Planting is For Wimps 4: Cleaning Out the Sheaves
Today we continue our chapter-by-chapter blog discussion of the book Church Planting is For Wimps. For those of you who may have just been browsing so far, it is not too late to join in! Simply pick up a copy of the book and start reading. If you have missed the previous posts, please read my …
Church Planting is For Wimps 3: One Thing is Necessary
Today we continue our chapter-by-chapter blog discussion of the book Church Planting is For Wimps. For those of you who may have just been browsing so far, it is not too late to join in! Simply pick up a copy of the book and start reading. If you have missed the previous posts, please read my …
“Reading Scripture…” – C. Hall: Quote #9 Gregory of Nazianzus’ hermeneutic
What does biblical inspiration imply for hermeneutics? Here’s the way one Church Father sees it.