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This is part three of a four-part series on a new model of seminary training. Light and Heat Martyn Lloyd-Jones once lamented the state of theological education: The tragedy is that many lecturers simply dictate
This is part three of a four-part series on a new model of seminary training. Light and Heat Martyn Lloyd-Jones once lamented the state of theological education: The tragedy is that many lecturers simply dictate
This is part two of a four-part series on a new model of seminary training. William Tennent School of Theology hosts cohorts in a retreat setting, bringing students together for two-week residencies (once a year
Dear Am I Called Reader, As the end of the year approaches, I’m asking you to consider financially partnering with and supporting the work of Am I Called Ministries. As the director of Am I
Dietrich Bonhoeffer once wrote, “The matter of the proper education of preachers of the gospel is worthy of our ultimate commitment.” It is the responsibility of the church in every generation to raise up and
We’re all familiar with the story of Job, and if we’re not total masters of it we at least get the gist: Satan wreaks havoc in Job’s life at God’s allowance and lets Job’s friends
It was an honest question. In fact, I could tell by the somewhat pained look on my friend’s face that he thought it was something he should’ve known the answer to. But he didn’t. “What
Most of the New Testament was written with the backdrop of early Gnosticism looming as a threat, seeking to draw people away from the simplicity and radical good news of the Gospel. When Paul leaves
I am fascinated by the physical tools of trade: a carpenter’s saw, a writer’s pen, a magician’s cards. When I started my working life as an electrician, the tool most often in my hands was
“You’re really semi-Pelagian.” I don’t know about you, but being compared to heretics is one of my least favorite things about being a pastor. And what had I done to deserve this remark? I had
Should politics be discussed from the pulpit? As with most questions of conscience, there are only two wrong answers: Always and Never. Yet, this question has challenged most preachers throughout history. If we read Scripture
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