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Book Review: Deep Church: A Third Way beyond Emerging and Traditional by Jim Belcher
In full disclosure, this book was authored by a dear friend of mine, and the man who served as my Pastor for nearly seven years, Jim Belcher. I am very glad that Jim wrote this book, because it needed to be written, and there are not a lot of people out there who I ...read this post
Justification, Creedal Foundations, and the Freedom to be as the Bereans
I wrote recently of my belief in certain “political orthodoxies” that are needed to define ideological boundaries (http://www.davidbahnsen.com/index.php/2009/08/19/what-kind-of-conservative-are-you/). I borrow heavily in this from the historic Christian faith I believe in, which has been defined for two millennia by its ancient creeds. Creedal Christianity has been under assault for ages, but there is no ...read this post
N.T. Wright Comes to Newport Beach
I spent my Saturday morning at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church (here in my neighborhood) absolutely enthralled by the extraordinary N.T. Wright, Bishop of Durham, and perhaps the very finest theologian on this side of glory. I thanked him for being the ultimate example to me that one can be unbelievably appreciative of the work ...read this post
The Three Things I Still Believe
Those who know me well know that I talk frequently of my gratitude for being “rescued” from the ghetto of what many call “Christian Reconstructionism.” I do not just talk of having changed my beliefs (though I doubt that significant belief changes have taken place), but I do openly and gratefully acknowledge that my ...read this post
Greg Bahnsen and Norm Shepherd – The Final Word
Last May and June I spent hundreds of hours combing through my late father’s files in an effort to clean up my grandmother’s storage facility at her assisted living facility. She passed on later that summer. I delightfully archived much of what I wanted to keep, and I wrote publicly of the overwhelming ...read this post
