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Tag Archives: history
Remembering Reformation Day 499 Years Later
Four hundred and 99 years ago, Martin Luther sparked the Protestant Reformation by nailing his 95 Theses to the doors of the church at Wittenberg. But what led to that was his wrestling with the biblical text, particularly Romans 1 … Continue reading
Don’t Miss List: On Unity, Gracious Disagreement, Racial Justice and Archaeology
Concerns about Together 2016 from the Reformed Nazarene blog In less than a week, Together 2016 will happen in Washington, D.C. (where I live). Bringing together a wide range of speakers and musicians. Reformed Nazarene delves into who is speaking and … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Discernment, In The News
Tagged archaeology, argument, Christian speakers, compromise, disagreement, dispute, events, Exodus, grace, history, justice, killing, mosaics, murder, music, national geographic, Noah, race, racial reconciliation, rally, Red Sea, russell moore, synagogue, theology, Together2016, unity
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Audio: Phil Johnson on Fundamentalism
Everyone’s heard the term “fundamentalism” or fundamentalist applied to Christianity, but what did that mean originally, how did it change over time, what did it have right and wrong, and what is its relationship to evangelicalism? Phil Johnson answers those … Continue reading
What the Resurrection Means for Your Life Today
Today is the day Christians mark as Resurrection Sunday, in the belief that Jesus was raised from the dead after his crucifixion, death and burial. We affirm, as the Scriptures tells us, that God raised Jesus from the dead as … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, The Word
Tagged atonement, Bible, christianity, crucifixion, deity of Christ, Easter, forgiveness, God, good news, gospel, history, holiness, Jesus, Jesus rose from the dead, justification, new life in Christ, perfection, redemption, religion, Religion and Spirituality, resurrection, resurrection sunday, salvation, salvation by faith, sin, soteriology, theology, truth, what the resurrection proves
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Facts and Historical Support for the Resurrection of Jesus
Christianity rests on claims of historical events: specifically that Jesus was God and man, that he really lived on this earth, was put to death by crucifixion and rose from the grave as “he said he would.” (Matthew 28:6) It … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Church history, The Word
Tagged afterlife, Bible, christianity, death, evidence, gospel, history, hope, Jesus, Jesus died, Jesus rose from the dead, Jesus was buried, resurrection, Scripture
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What If Christ Didn’t Rise?
In my search for Holy Week sermons, I found this one from Grace to You called What If Christ Didn’t Rise? It addresses the essential matter of the resurrection and I hope it will bless you today.
Posted in Church history, Sermons
Tagged audio, Christ, Easter, God, Grace to You, history, Jesus, John MacArthur, resurrection, Resurrection of Jesus, resurrection sunday, why the resurrection matters
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Blog Anniversary Giveaway 2: The Case for the Resurrection
Since it is Holy Week, I thought this week’s blog anniversary giveaway ought to be resurrection focused. So, here’s what I settled on. Gary Habermas’s message about the theological necessity and the historical truth of the resurrection of Jesus Christ … Continue reading
