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2d ago
Read Part 1 here, Part 2 here, and Part 3 here. In this series, we have been examining the arguments made by John Hart in Evidence for the Rapture that our Lord Jesus...
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Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
1w ago
In recent months, I’ve written about marriage and parenting advice “from a dead guy” (i.e., John Chrysostom, c. 347–407). In this post, I’m going to note a few comments about...
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Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
2w ago
The use of the term passion has seen a huge uptick in conservative evangelical life in the past 25 years or so, roughly paralleling the sharp rise in influence of Reformed Charismatism...
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Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
3w ago
I’ve been teaching through the book of Hosea recently and have been struck by some fascinating parallels to modern American culture. Hosea prophesied in the northern kingdom of Israel around...
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Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
1M ago
You’ve probably heard someone pray at church (and likely have prayed yourself) something like the title of this post: “We give thanks for the freedom we have to worship publicly.”...
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Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
1M ago
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post titled “Parenting Advice from a Dead Guy.” In that post, I introduced Eastern church father John Chrysostom (c. 347–407) and noted some...
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Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
1M ago
For those of you who knew about and prayed for my recent open-heart surgery, I want to offer my deepest thanks. The discovery and repair of two long-term heart issues...
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The post Seated Upright, Fully Clothed, and in My Right Mind: Musing About Hermeneutics appeared first on Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary ..read more
Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
2M ago
In this series, we are examining nine arguments made by John Hart in his essay, “Jesus and the Rapture: Matthew 24,” which appeared in Evidence for the Rapture: A Biblical...
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Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
2M ago
If you interact with certain segments of conservatism, you may have heard about a kerfuffle at the Mere Anglicanism conference held a couple of weeks ago in SC, which included...
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Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Blog
2M ago
Eastern church father John Chrysostom (c. 347–407) is best known for his eloquent sermons (more than 700 are extant), wherein he worked verse-by-verse through books of the Bible. In fact,...
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