Four Views on the Spectrum of Evangelicalism
–by Greg Strand, EFCA Director of Biblical Theology and Credentialing Commenting on: Andrew David Naselli and Collin Hansen, ed., Four Views on The Spectrum of Evangelicalism, Counterpoints: Bible and...
View ArticleThe Church and Bioethics
Commenting on the recent publication by John F. Kilner, ed. of Why the Church Needs Bioethics: A Guide to Wise Engagement with Life’s Challenges (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2011): The book centers around...
View ArticleThe Value of Church History
Evangelicals have often not done well when it comes to church history. We have often so over-reacted against the Roman Catholic church and its understanding of Tradition (please note the capital T)...
View ArticleThe Importance of Studying Church History
Don Sweeting, President of Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando Florida, writes of the importance of church history for American Evangelicals: “Why Study Church History? Getting Beyond...
View ArticleEFCA Theology Conference 2014: “Christian Faithfulness in a Changing Culture”
Our next year’s EFCA Theology Conference, January 22-24, 2014, will address the theme “Christian Faithfulness in a Changing Culture”. It will be hosted by Christ Community Church in Leawood, KS. We...
View ArticleThe History of Christianity
Robert Louis Wilken, professor of the history of Christianity emeritus at the University of Virginia, is a great historian who has written some excellent works focusing specifically on the early...
View ArticleChurch History
A second volume of a new work on church history has recently been published completing the two-volume set. This set is one of the best treatments of church history now available. It should prove to be...
View ArticleThe Bible, Doctrine and Church History
Knowing the Bible and biblical truth is essential for the Christian. Ensuring and maintaining “sound doctrine” is one of the major responsibilities of elders of local churches (1 Tim. 1:10; 6:3; 2 Tim....
View ArticleTeaching Church History to Your Children
Jeff Robinson lists 7 Reasons to Teach Our Children Church History. Because they must know that Christianity is a historical faith. Because we want them to avoid chronological snobbery. Because they...
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