Archive for category Scriptural Study

2 Approaches to Theology

Posted by austin on Saturday, 23 January, 2010

I have come to the conclusion that no matter what denomination you find yourself in, the way you study God (theology) falls into one of two camps Equation Theology or Revelation Theology.

One Master

Posted by austin on Wednesday, 9 December, 2009

Few things bring more chaos and confusion spiritual life, than attempting to gain mans approval.

Clutching the Eternal

Posted by Jeremiah Dusenberry on Wednesday, 25 November, 2009

So often the “meaning,” by which we evaluate our status is like sand on the ground, comparing itself to sand in a storm. Eventually the wind-swept sand will fall back down to earth, and not much will look any different than before it was swept up in grandeur.

Hearts of Stone

Posted by austin on Sunday, 13 September, 2009

To say we know who should live, and who should die is essentially to say, “I am wiser than God, “I could do better than that fool in the sky!”

Must We Suffer?

Posted by austin on Tuesday, 8 September, 2009

We are of no use to God when we are full of ourselves, reeking with pride and ego.

Numbered Days are Better Days

Posted by Jeremiah Dusenberry on Friday, 4 September, 2009

Help us Lord to recognize how brief our lives really are. We are all grass to be mowed in the Kings lawn.

Wheelchair Theology

Posted by austin on Tuesday, 1 September, 2009

Brad’s physical disability had typically kept him from attending church. Born with Spina Bifida, his paralyzed legs had kept him wheelchair bound and made him a routinely solitary individual. Until one day he noticed a church which was quite different;

Tradition

Posted by austin on Sunday, 19 July, 2009

Bulldozing road blocks to revival.

Wait! What Did You Say the Sin of Sodom Was?

Posted by Jeremiah Dusenberry on Sunday, 19 July, 2009

An attempt to rightly divide the Word concerning the sin of Sodom.

What is a Berean? Part III

Posted by Jeremiah Dusenberry on Monday, 13 July, 2009

Part three of three. In this post I recall an experience I had that taught me the value of a Berean life.