Pete Enns & The Bible for Normal People
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A confession: I’ve never taken to the term “progressive” Christianity. A bit too highhanded and dismissive for my tastes, even if I agree with the need to move beyond certain […]
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As both a Hebrew Bible scholar and archaeologist, I enjoy engaging in conversations related to ancient Israel as seen in both the Hebrew Bible and the archaeological record. As I […]
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What did Jesus’s death life do: Part 2 In my last blog post, I argued that we would understand salvation better if we stopped constructing our theology predominantly (much less […]
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Note: This is a response to Alisa Childers’ recent article at The Gospel Coalition, “Why We Should Not Redeem ‘Deconstruction‘.” Maybe peruse it first before reading on. Many years ago, […]
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What did Jesus’s death life do: Part 1 A couple of months ago, I hopped on the podcast with Pete and Jared to chat about atonement. The major question we […]
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So here is our thought for the day: how we see the world around us and how we see God are linked to each other. The creation tells us something […]
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