Baptists need to engage with Abraham Kuyper. Here are a few reasons why, especially when it comes to Christian Nationalism. Via @TheLandCenter
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@BibleMesh is excited to announce the launch of our Research Fellowship.
We aim to cultivate a community that provides trusted resources to Christians around the world, all centered on the Great Commandment, Great Commission, and Great Tradition.
https://t.co/7k1pWUgfrF
I gave some remarks a few weeks ago at the Kuyper Conference 2023 in recognition of Al Wolters receiving the Reformation Legacy Award.
His work, and the Neo-Calvinist tradition, has been influential in recent years for many Baptists, myself included.
Here's a bit of that story
@carmenjoyimes Dennis does all of our meal planning and grocery shopping, and he cooks dinner every night. Other meals are a group effort. I'm thankful to never hear...."what's for dinner?" after a day at work!
We've long known and celebrated that the global south represents the future of vital, orthodox Christianity.
@gafconference has played a central role in that.
Here @biblemesh's @DavidCRoach1 looks at the history and future of the movement. #gafcon23
Dennis Greeson writes a thoughtful review of Christopher Watkin's "Biblical Critical Theory." Read how Watkin "gives a new take on what culture is and how to think about it as a Christian."
https://t.co/UAqggBxQHM
News: Thaddeus Williams @ThaddeusWill has signed a contract to write the volume on ANTHROPOLOGY for Pillars in Christian Dogmatics @BHAcademic.
This will be a fresh approach, applying the tools of classical theism in a world that has redefined what it means to be human.
Passed the defense of my PhD dissertation today. So thankful for the feedback and sharpening from my committee @kswhitfield Dan Strange and Richard Mouw
Cat's out of the bag!
I'm very excited about this project, and I am thrilled (and humbled) to be included in a series that is shaping up to be quite impressive already. Would you pray for me as I set out on this massive project?
@TrueConsolation SAME. I've been introducing more games to our 6 year old daughter and almost 4 year old son, and he loses his ever loving mind when he doesn't win the game. The games are at the right age level for him, and most don't involve any type of strategy. Send help.