10 doctrines you need today (and every day)
If people believe false ideas, inevitably they act on them in disastrous ways. Theology matters.
If people believe false ideas, inevitably they act on them in disastrous ways. Theology matters.
Learning about common grace is important to understand how God works in his world.
The New Testament writers never imagined a passive faith that could be sundered from a life of discipleship.
Understanding the Bible as a unified redemptive story dramatically changes the way we approach it.
Asking about the minimal level of doctrinal knowledge a Christian must have is dangerous if one is trying to get out of believing the whole Bible. But if it is asked humbly, the answer is a sweet reminder that, as the old adage goes, the gospel is shallow enough for a child to wade in and deep enough for an adult to swim in.
The next time you get frustrated with those biblical authors for making their stories so hard to understand, remember: God did it for a reason.
In the Season 1 finale episode of the Pastor Well Podcast, Dr. York sits down with D.A. Carson to discuss seminary, theology, and The Gospel Coalition.
Dr. York sits down with Dr. Thomas Schreiner, James Buchanan Harrison Professor of New Testament Interpretation and Professor of Biblical Theology and Associate Dean of the School of Theology, to discuss preaching, theology, and writing.
Baptism wasn’t just something Jesus commanded his followers to do, but an experience he also underwent.
To know God savingly is to know him as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Anything less is not Christian.
In our drive to make everything cross-centered, have we forgotten the empty tomb?
We asked Southern professors, “Excluding biblical characters (so, not Moses, Jesus, or Paul), who would be on your theological Mt. Rushmore?”