by Mez McConnell and Mike McKinley If you’ve never heard Mez McConnell speak, he is worth a listen. With his Scottish accent and street-smart personality, he has a way of putting deep theological concepts into easy-to-understand vernacular. Before reading his work, I would highly recommend listening to his testimony, which can be found by doing […]
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Kevin DeYoung has a gift. DeYoung is a gifted scholar and pastor who has the ability to communicate profound truth in a way that is accessible to just about anyone. His books have long been favorites of mine, and his latest work is no different. I think that if we are honest, we often struggle
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American society has seen its fair share of techno-dystopian novels and movies in which machines get too smart and ask why they need their human overlords. Are these concepts limited to the minds of Hollywood writers and producers? Could a day rise when technology becomes the master, and mankind the servant? How should Christians relate
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by Peter Sammons The concept of reprobation is anathema to many Christians. Believers don’t want to talk about it, and if they do talk about it, they have a strong emotional reaction to the very idea. Does God consign some people to hell in the same way that He elects people to heaven? These are
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By Michael S. Jones, Mark J. Farnham, and David L. Saxon Teaching ethics presents numerous challenges. If we spend a lot of time on ethical theory, the result can quickly become glazed-over looks and loss of attention. But if we move directly into applied ethics, we run the risk of coming to conclusions about various
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