Video Interview with J. Scott Duvall, author of A THEOLOGY OF REVELATION: GOD’S GRAND PLAN TO DEFEAT EVIL, RESCUE HIS PEOPLE, AND TRANSFORM HIS CREATION
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Craig L. Blomberg, author of JESUS THE PURIFIER: JOHN’S GOSPEL AND THE FOURTH QUEST FOR THE HISTORICAL JESUS,
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Jonathan R. Pratt, author of MY SHEEP FOLLOW ME: A STUDY OF PERSEVERANCE AND THE THREAT OF ANTINOMIANISM
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with TALKING ABOUT WORLDVIEWS: A CONVERSATIONAL INTRODUCTION TO THINKING PHILOSOPHICALLY, by Michael S. Jones, Mark J. Farnham, David L. Saxon
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Cory M. Marsh, author of RECOVERING A VINTAGE FAITH: FIVE FUNDAMENTALS OF EVANGELICAL IDENTITY
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Stephen J. Wellum, author of SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY: FROM CANON TO CONCEPT: VOLUME 1, PART 63
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Stephen J. Wellum, author of SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY: FROM CANON TO CONCEPT: VOLUME 1, PART 62
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Stephen J. Wellum, author of SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY: FROM CANON TO CONCEPT: VOLUME 1, PART 61
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Stephen J. Wellum, author of SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY: FROM CANON TO CONCEPT: VOLUME 1, PART 60
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with William C. Varner, co-author of MATTHEW’S MESSIAH: HIS JEWISH LIFE AND MINISTRY
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Stephen J. Wellum, author of SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY: FROM CANON TO CONCEPT: VOLUME 1, PART 59
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Stephen J. Wellum, author of SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY: FROM CANON TO CONCEPT: VOLUME 1, PART 58
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Guy Prentiss Waters, author of FACING THE LAST ENEMY: DEATH AND THE CHRISTIAN
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Hans Madueme, author of DOES SCIENCE MAKE GOD IRRELEVANT?
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Hans Madueme, author of DEFENDING SIN: A RESPONSE TO THE CHALLENGES OF EVOLUTION AND THE NATURAL SCIENCES
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…
Video Interview with Jim Newheiser, author of DO I NEED BOUNDARIES? SEEKING TO PLEASE GOD BY LEARNING TO SAY NO
Editor’s Note, from Fred Zaspel: In this day of pluralism and the leveling of all religions, it would be difficult to find a more unpopular and even offensive conviction to hold than that basic conviction held by Christians since the beginning – that Jesus is the only way to God. Yet we do hold this…