John Wesley on Experiencing the Trinity
What John Wesley thought about the Trinity was wonderfully predictable. Since his overall cast of thought was to be aligned with classic Christian doctrine, centered on the gospel, and intensely interested in spiritual experience and spiritual progress, his trinitarianism likewise exhibits these traits.
What Was the Purpose of Jesus’ Life and Ministry? (30 Questions)
What was the purpose of Jesus’ life and ministry?
This post is a chapter from Dr. Timothy Tennent’s book, 30 Questions: A Short Catechism on the...
7 Quick Facts about the Ascension of Jesus
Why do we celebrate Ascension Day on Sunday instead of Thursday? What does Jesus' ascension to the right hand of the Father accomplish, and what biblical texts address this important doctrine? Read more today from Andrew Dragos in this 7 Quick Facts series.
Jesus Depended on the Holy Spirit
Jesus was human and because Jesus was a human, he needed to be empowered from day one with and by the Holy Spirit. If this is true, then it is true that you and I need the Holy Spirit even more so.
The Power of the Gospel and the Kingdom of God
Missing from the church's gospel today is the central theme of the kingdom of God. In today's Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Rica McRoy shares both the rights and responsibilities of citizenship in God's heavenly kingdom.
Jesus Christ, the Suffering Servant
All of the great themes and figures in the Old Testament are brought together and fulfilled through the life and work of the Suffering Servant.
Who Is God? God Is the Holy Trinity
Question: Who is God?
Answer: God is the Holy Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Three persons in one God.
May the grace of the Lord Jesus...
5 Questions for Discipleship Meetings
In this Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Matt Friedeman shares a unique model of meeting with disciples that orient us both toward the presence of Jesus among us, and each other in the room.
Do We Need a New Vision of Jesus? Book Review of Simply Jesus by...
Books on Jesus abound—why the need for another one? Aren’t the four Gospels and subsequent letters of the New Testament sufficient for us to understand him? Well, not necessarily so, claims N. T. Wright in his book Simply Jesus. Andrew Dragos offers a summary and takeaways in this book review.
Believing God’s Promises (A Study in Hebrews)
Sometimes God grants victory over our enemies, but our task is to have faith even if his will is different for us.