By: Jason|05 September, 2011|Categories: Theology|Tags: Biblical ethics . Jesus . new testament . Paul . Paul Copan . slavery
Paul Copan continues his series on the issue of slavery in the Bible and discusses whether the New Testament writers condoned slavery.
Read more »By: Stuart|17 March, 2011|Categories: Theology|Tags: Abraham . Ambrosiaster . application . Bibliography . christ . Douglas Moo . Origen . Paul . Pauline Theology . Robert Jewett . Romans . suffering
In Part One of this series Stuart briefly sketched the historical and socio-cultural backdrop of the Roman Empire, its capital city Rome, and its citizens. In Part Two and Part Three was a survey of this theme in Romans within the wider of context of Pauline theology, including the origin and scope of pain. In Part Four Stuart moves on to the appropriate response to suffering in the present, with some thoughts on application drawn from this thematic exploration.
Read more »By: Stuart|17 March, 2011|Categories: Theology|Tags: Ambrosiaster . Diodore of Tarsus . Douglas Moo . in Christ . Karl Barth . L. N Jervis . Pain . Paul . Pauline Theology . Robert Jewett . Romans . suffering . with Christ
In Part Two Stuart surveyed the theme of suffering in Romans within the wider of context of Pauline theology, including included the origin of pain. In Part Three he covers the scope of suffering. Part Four will then move on to the appropriate response to suffering in the present, and some thoughts on application drawn from this thematic exploration.
Read more »In Part Two of this series Stuart surveys the theme of suffering in Romans within the wider of context of Pauline theology, including the origin of pain. Part Three will cover the scope of suffering. Part Four will then move on to the appropriate response to suffering in the present, and some thoughts on application drawn from this thematic exploration.
Read more »In this series Stuart surveys the theme of Suffering in Romans within the wider of context of Pauline theology. This includes the origin and scope of pain, and the appropriate response to suffering in the present. Some thoughts are then offered on application drawn from this thematic exploration. Part One is an introduction and brief sketch of the historical and socio-cultural backdrop of the Roman Empire, its capital city Rome, and its citizens.
Read more »By: Jason|11 June, 2010|Categories: Video|Tags: Acts 17 . Apologetics . Athens . cultural-engagement . culture . Ed Stetzer . Evangelism . gospel . Gospel proclaimation . missional . Paul . preaching
In this sermon at the Jubilee Church in London, Ed Stetzer discusses cultural-engagement and the task of proclaiming the Gospel.
Read more »By: Jason|16 April, 2010|Categories: Events|Tags: gospel . imputation . Jesus . John MacArthur . John Piper . justification . Paul . righteousness . T4G . T4G2010 . Thabiti Anyabwile
Notes and media from the second day of talks by Thabiti Anyabwile, John MacArthur, and John Piper at the Together for the Gospel conference.
Read more »By: Jason|12 December, 2009|Categories: Quotes|Tags: Martin Luther . Paul . suffering . teaching . Thomas Oden
Thomas Oden of Drew University Theological School explains why any Christian understanding of truth must include a willingness to suffer for that truth.
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