Does God like you – I know he likes me.
Last Sunday night I had the privelidge of preaching on Luke 15-17 and narrowing it down on the story of the
6th Century Image of the Apostle Paul Found.
The restoration of a tomb in the catacombs of St. Gennaro in Naples, revealed a new discovery. The image of
Willimon on Salvation as a Theological Narrative, not Anthropological
A commentator noted a few of these posts ago that Willimon liked Narrative Theology. I am not always a fan
John Calvin on Habakkuk’s Questioning of God to God about God
1.1 – What the Prophet understood by the word asm, mesha, has been elsewhere stated. Habakkuk then reproves here his
God Wins: Chapter 1 – No Questions.
Before you read this reflection on Chapter 1, you can actually read the chapter here. As I noted in a
God Wins – Chapter 1 – Rodney’s view
The fact is is that Galli is not writing this book out of pastoral concerns, but from a journalist’s perspective,
W S Gilbert on Methodists
Gilbert and Sullivan poked gentle fun at topics and institutions of the day, including Methodists in “The Gondoliers”: Duke: Consider