Last night, I participated in a dialogue between Roman Catholics and evangelicals at Taylor Seminary in Edmonton. The main speakers […]
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Does God call all people to the same church?
Over the last few months, I have defended ecclesial pluralism a couple of times in my interactions with Catholic apologist […]
ecclesial pluralism, ecclesiology, ecumenism, Trent HornDrown the Pastor! Or, beware the angry evangelical congregation
On September 15th, the Daily Courier, the newspaper in my hometown of Kelowna, B.C., published the latest article from columnist Tim […]
church, ecclesiology, love, Tim SchroederWhat is Mere Christianity? Part 6: James Anderson Answers
Our final installment in my series on mere Christianity comes from James N. Anderson. Dr. Anderson is Professor of Theology and […]
doctrine, ecclesiology, ecumenism, James Anderson, mere ChristianityDoes the systemic sexual abuse among Catholic clergy undermine the Catholic Church itself?
Yesterday, a Pennsylvania grand jury released a report chronicling the crimes of more than three hundred priests throughout Pennsylvania, predators […]
abuse, Catholic Church, ecclesiology, pastoral theology, problem of evilHymns vs. Choruses: Are the Worship Wars Worth Fighting?
This article is based on a section from my book What’s So Confusing About Grace? In a 1960 interview on Meet […]
church, consumerism, corporate worship, ecclesiology, What's So Confusing About Grace?, worship warsPew Sitting as Performance
As a seminary professor I’m very adept at judging church performance: I’m at home formulating detailed critiques of the exegetical […]
church, consumerism, ecclesiology, Philip YanceyThe Church as Tabasco Sauce
A couple years ago I compared the Church to Tabasco sauce. In this short video I return to that spicy […]
church, ecclesiology, evangelism, missio Dei, mission, Tabasco sauceTo Shun or Not to Shun: That is the Question
Last year I addressed the topic of shunning fellow Christians in an article titled “Should we shun Christians that we […]
Bible, biblical ethics, Church discipline, ecclesiology, ethics, Paul, shunningSodden Dead Flies: How a bad experience at church can have long-term effects
Often when Christians encounter a person who is very negative toward the church and Christianity, their initial response is defensive. However, […]
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