"It is not knowledge, but nervous uncertainty, that makes people dogmatic, closed-minded, and hostile—which spokespeople for Christ must never be" (Dallas Willard).
I finally relaunched my personal blog and resource site. I hope to be posting at least twice a week. This one is a reflection deriving from the AEA Theological Conference in Nairobi last week. https://t.co/uoLRhwulLp
Today we believe that we can create our own identity through our own free choices. We may think we are being “true to ourselves” when we shed the constraints of traditional values and morality, but in reality we are simply allowing a new community to tell us who we are.
Almost finished Greidanus, Preaching Christ from the OT. Brilliant read! I wish I had it years ago. I have heard enough poor sermons from the OT, quite a few of them my own, that it would have helped greatly.
I am enjoying reading Sidney Greidanus, Preaching Christ from the Old Testament. Great discussion of the history of christocentric interpretation and preaching.