Scripture & the Danger of Biblicism
Monday/April/2013 16:11 Filed in: Quotations
An interesting quote about the Bible from W. A. Visser’t Hooft in The Kingship of Christ: An Interpretation of Recent European Theology (1948), pp. 142-43 Read More...Comments
Anatomy of a Bad Book Review
Timothy C. Tennent recently wrote a book review of Rob Bell’s newest book. And, Timothy C. Tennent should be ashamed of himself. I’m not writing to defend Bell. I’m writing to attack Tennent. Read More...From Around the Internet
Friday/March/2013 10:20 Filed in: Internet Links
A few links from around the Internet: Google Reader, the Pope, prayer, and reading the Bible. Read More...Holiness and the Bible
Wednesday/February/2013 12:27 Filed in: Wesleyan Theology
I have this crazy notion that even if people forgot about Wesley and Fletcher and Clarke and Finney and Mahan, etc. but would just come to the Bible with open hearts & minds, the holiness themes would re-assert themselves. Read More...My Journey With the Bible
Friday/November/2012 09:38 Filed in: Personal
On the Grace of Holy Scripture
Sunday/June/2012 18:49 Filed in: Quotations
“Study your heart in the light of the Holy Scriptures….Wesley: A Man of One Book
Wednesday/February/2012 11:30 Filed in: John Wesley
Now here’s a John Wesley quote that simply has to be on this site somewhere….What John Wesley Actually Said About the Bible
Monday/February/2012 11:57 Filed in: John Wesley
I've gathered together on this page everything substantive that John Wesley said about the Bible. Read More...Should We Take the Bible Literally?
Wednesday/February/2012 12:11 Filed in: Bible
People sometimes say they take the Bible literally. Some say they don’t take it literally. What on earth do people mean when they say things like that? Read More...What Religion Cannot Do, Grace Can
Saturday/December/2011 10:01 Filed in: Methodism
Let’s look to the New Year with faith in a God who is always able to renew and transform us by grace. Let’s trust in a God who can make more of our lives than we ever could ourselves. Read More...
