Video Interview with Ray Rhodes Jr., author of SPURGEON: THE MAN BEYOND THE PULPIT
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 Andreas J. Köstenberger, author of JOHN (EVANGELICAL EXEGETICAL COMMENTARY)
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 Peter Sammons, author of WHAT’S MISSING FROM THE EVANGELICAL GOSPEL? INTRODUCING IMPUTATIONISTS
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 Peter Sammons, author of REPROBATION AND GOD'S SOVEREIGNTY: RECOVERING A BIBLICAL DOCTRINE
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 Davis, author of ANTOINE COURT (1695-1760): HISTORY OF THE RESTORATION OF FRENCH PROTESTANTISM IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
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 Albert Mohler and Joe Rigney, Contributors to FIVE VIEWS ON CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM, edited by Joe Rigney
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 Denny Burk, author of MERE COMPLEMENTARIANISM: MALE AND FEMALE IN THE IMAGE OF GOD, PART II
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 Denny Burk, author of MERE COMPLEMENTARIANISM: MALE AND FEMALE IN THE IMAGE OF GOD
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 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…