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bibleinterp.arizona.edu | ||
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vridar.org
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| | | | | Well this is bizarre. I find myself in agreement with a very substantial bulk of a recent article by Jim West at The Bible and Interpretation, "A (Very, Very) Short History of Minimalism: From The Chronicler to the Present." Jim West argues that biblical studies of the history of early Christianity | |
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www.thegospelcoalition.org
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| | | | | It is largely recognized that the last sentiments of a person's life (and particularly the last words of that person upon their death bed) are to be respected and understood as summarizing the concerns and even the ultimate values of that person. One such example comes from the year 1704 when an Englishman of renown called for a reading from the Psalms with his dying breath, exhorting those around his bed to study the Holy Scriptures with care and noting that such study would bring them happiness in this... | |
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historyforatheists.com
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| | | | | Many people dismiss the existence of a historical Jesus because his stories contain miracles. But miracle stories were common in accounts of ancient historical figures. | |
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ministrynutsandbolts.com
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| | | There are some church leaders who only plan and prepare each sermon in the week before, being committed to the idea that God speaks in the moment, and they don't want to silence him. I respect that, but my experience is that planning a sermon series ahead of time, doesn't do that. In fact, if... | ||
