Jump to: Exegetical Systematic Historical Practical Exegetical Theology: The Heap of Hope - Romans 5:1-5 Life’s pains are like squeaky wheels demanding attention and management. Unless we deal with suffering in our lives, we ...
Volume 22, Number 5 Apologetics in Preaching: Not without Testimony We are not left without testimony (Ac 14:17). This is true in every aspect of life. Imagine waking up to a world without any knowledge ...
Rev. Dr. Robert Bennett is devoted to studying Malagasy culture and the Malagasy Lutheran Church. He is pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church in Reese, Michigan and Adjunct Professor at Concordia, Fort Wayne. Malagasy means “inhabitants ...
It just doesn’t seem fair at all to my enemies. (Not that I really want to play fair with them anyway!) What chance do my enemies have, really, when the morning begins by being wrapped ...
Rev. Joon Ho Chung was received into WELS as a pastor through the colloquy process. The Pastoral Studies Institute of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary helped to prepare Rev. Chung for his successful colloquy into the Arizona/California ...
Tim Keller is the founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church (PCA) in New York City, NY. In 2017, he stepped down from his position as senior pastor in order to focus on mentoring the next ...
Jump to: Exegetical Systematic Historical Practical Exegetical Theology: Stay Close to This – The Near Demonstrative in Acts 13:15-39 The Spirit opens your mouth to declare the wonderful story of “Love divine, all love ...
It is a sad but very real ability of my sinful nature to turn any task - no matter how gracious a privilege it is - into a grievous burden. My life is littered with ...
Richard H. Cox (M.D., Ph.D., D.Min.) is president emeritus of Forest Institute of Professional Psychology in Springfield, Missouri, and teaches in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences as Duke University Medical School. The author ...
Jump to: Exegetical Systematic Historical Practical Exegetical Theology: The Cross as Metonymy in 1 Corinthians 1:18 The Second Lesson for Lent 4 features a particularly potent use of metonymy. The entire section of 1 Corinthians ...
