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3 Steps to Make Men from Mice (E009)

By Frederick Cardoza

Today

God doesn’t want us to live in fear—but many do.  This session is to challenge us not to fear, but...

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Can There Be Forgiveness Without Repentance? Part 1

By John McKinley

Yesterday

The problem I notice is that many times Christians have ongoing difficulty in forgiving those who have wronged them. The strain may go on for many years even as they keep trying to forgive. They frequently assume that there is something wrong with them as being hardhearted and otherwise unloving ...

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Jesus in Genesis 3:15?

By Jeffrey Volkmer

Jun. 20, 2017

In a post on his blog, "Jesus Creed," eminent New Testament scholar Scot McKnight seems to agree with some of the findings of Claude Mariottini's book Rereading the Biblical Text: Searching for Meaning and Understanding which argues that Gen. 3:15 is not in fact messianic. McKnight further points ...

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Critical Tactic: Surfacing the Question Beneath the Question

By Sean McDowell

Jun. 19, 2017

One difficult lesson I have learned in apologetics and evangelism is to identify the question beneath the question. To be honest, I have spent considerable time answering questions I thought people were asking, but because I was operating under false assumptions, I missed the heart of their query. Have you ...

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“Economic Form of Immanent X” (LOGOS Mobile Ed)

By Fred Sanders

Jun. 17, 2017

Last summer (pretty much exactly one year ago) there was a mostly-online discussion of the doctrine of the Trinity in evangelical circles. It was a fast-moving, multi-platform scuffle on many fronts. There was a lot of heat, and also a lot of light, and several

The post “Economic Form of ...

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How Can We Be Commanded to Believe in God?

By William Lane Craig

Jun. 16, 2017

Dear Dr. Craig,

Thank you for your work in theology. I am grateful for your broad contributions to discussions about theology and religion in public life. Your philosophical and theological ventures are welcoming, thoughtful and substantive.

My question concerns a remark you made in a recent podcast. You mentioned that ...

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