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Believe Jesus: A Great Salvation
Hebrews 2:1-4
The purpose of Hebrews is to urge us on in our believing in Jesus. The illustration that runs throughout the book is that of the people of Israel during... Read more -
Believe Jesus: Amazing!
Hebrews 1:5-14
Saying of Jesus “My Lord and my God” has profound consequences, and to be honest, it is much easier to say something else – something less... Read more -
The Meaning of Blog
We have been blogging at Think Theology for over two years now, so have a substantial back-blog. Sometime in the next couple of months the site should get a redesign and... Read more -
Believe Jesus: The Jesus Supremacy
The letter to the Hebrews launches with an extraordinary declaration about the Son (Hebrews 1:1-4): Read more -
Series: Believe Jesus
Matthew Hosier is writing an ongoing series of posts on the book of Hebrews. Read more -
Introducing Hebrews: Believe Jesus
The letter to the Hebrews is a beautifully written but often overlooked book of the Bible. We don’t know who wrote it (though my money is on Apollos) and it is packed... Read more -
Ressentiment Shouldn’t Frame the Argument
In his thought provoking (and ironically titled) book, To Change the World, James Davison Hunter makes an important point about how the Nietzschean concept of... Read more -
People, People, People
I have long been suspicious of the mantra that there are too many people in the world, but am definitely swimming against the tide on this one. David Attenborough... Read more -
The Greatest Danger for Evangelicals in the Same-Sex Debate
Holding firm to a ‘traditional’ view of human sexuality is becoming increasingly difficult. Yesterday the European Court of Human Rights ruled that a relationships... Read more -
‘The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert’, by Rosaria...
Yes, that really is her name.
Rosaria Champagne Butterfield is an unusual name and this is the remarkable account of her conversion. Butterfield’s conversion was... Read more - Page ‹ First < 45 46 47 48 49 > Last ›