Christianity and Functional Liberalism (or How Evangelicalism Denies the Faith)
Christianity and functional liberalism are ultimately two different faiths.
By Bryan Laughlin, Doug Ponder
| November 8, 2023
Threefold Redemption
God is the master-teacher, and the gospel of Jesus is the greatest subject—redemption alluded to, redemption accomplished, and redemption applied.
By Joe Holland
| August 21, 2023
Creation Asks, Can You Hear Me Now?
Creation is constantly testifying to the sovereign power and meticulous care of God.
By Brian Key
| July 17, 2023
The Three Pillars of a Sermon
While times and seasons change and audiences differ, a preacher combining powerful logos, thrilling pathos, and genuine ethos will preach effectively to believers and unbelievers.
By Tony Merida
| May 22, 2023
Fantasy Football and the Death of the Book
The book doesn’t have to stay dead. We can revive it. But it will take work.
By Joe Holland
| May 15, 2023
How to Find Joy in Theological Study
Theology is meant to produce doxology.
By Brian Key
| March 27, 2023
Heroes, Villains, and Conversation Partners: A Call to Rethink Church History
Three cheers for all those who approach church history looking for heroes and villains.
By Doug Ponder
| March 13, 2023
The Best Elective at Grimké Seminary: A Student Perspective
Anyone is welcome, and if you have enrolled in this class before, you know it is the most formative course offered at Grimké. The course is called: Meals at Grimké.
By Andrew Lovette
| January 16, 2023