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“Everyone’s a theologian.” This common expression rightly conveys that all people think thoughts and express ideas that would be considered “theological.” Rather than theology being something that only occurs in academic institutions or during formal church services, anytime someone expresses an idea about God or his relationship to the world, that would be considered theology. This is why I believe that theology is best defined as “discourse concerning God.” According to this defi...

The 20th century was, arguably, the first century in human history that a call for men to arise was necessary and rang with urgency because the 20th century was the first century in human history that men had not been clearly seen as leaders in...

The famous defender of orthodox faith, Basil of Caesarea, wrote a theologian early in his career asking for advice on how to understand trinitarian

Can you really trust the Bible? In other words, why should Christians believe that the 66 books of the Bible are God’s final and authoritative revelation for the Church age?

The concept of redemption usually makes me think of saving that red Coke can after enjoying an ice cold beverage on a hot Iowa Summer day in order to get that c

What is Donald Trump's relationship to faith? Is it little more than a game he plays? What does this mean for his politic and ideology?

How Christians can differentiate suffering in a destructive relationship from acting self-sacrificially in a godly partnership.

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When the Church works against the salvation leveling of Christ by reading into the Bible gender hierarchies that don’t exist, we create a “pecking order” under the pretense of holiness. We work against Christ in failing to share the correct story with the world, God’s story and our story, and we will in some way be called to account for this failure. Even if the Church doesn’t explicitly advocate "headship", promoting it implicitly, or even passively accepting it, is being co...

The year was 2004. Dr. Gauger’s scientific credentials had caught the eye of Stephen Meyer and he had invited her to come talk with him.