, God sometimes displayed his triune, cruciform, agape-love by stooping to accommodate his self-revelation to the fallen and culturally conditioned state of his covenant people (p644). When we look at…
andrewarndtSeptember 15, 2017
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Well, here we are approaching the end of another year. And that means, among other things, the annual recap of…
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Last fall was one of the strangest periods of my life. About halfway through a three month sabbatical our church in Denver (Bloom) had provided us over the summer, we…
andrewarndtSeptember 8, 2017
[Note: this is the second in a series of posts working through Greg Boyd’s recently released Crucifixion of the Warrior God: Interpreting the Old Testament’s Violent Portraits of God in…
andrewarndtSeptember 5, 2017
So one of my favorite things about ministry over the years has been (and is) "talking shop." I LOVE talking shop. Church, to me, is downright fun. The ongoing effort…
andrewarndtSeptember 1, 2017
Pastor, scholar, and longtime evangelical provocateur Greg Boyd is out to correct what he calls a “lacuna” in the field of biblical interpretation, and that is this: how can we…
andrewarndtAugust 28, 2017
The roots of our hatred are always fear. I heard the White Supremacists say, “We’re taking it back” from the objects of their loathing. "Was it ever taken from you?"…
andrewarndtAugust 14, 2017
I remember the day it really "clicked" for me. My Greek professor had just finished up his lesson for the day, and, as was his habit, to conclude our time…
andrewarndtJuly 18, 2017
I don’t usually like joining the fray when controversy rages in the church. The writer of Proverbs said that “where words are many sin is not absent,” adding that “he…
andrewarndtJuly 14, 2017
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