This weekend my wife traveled out of state with members of her family for a niece’s graduation. I have avoided these graduation trips from the start, and this year I successfully dodged my obligation once again (though not without blame – and a little guilt). The 48 hours alone were fine except for one thing. [...]
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Fear of dining alone – proof we are made for the Gospel?
Posted in the Son's Table Ministry, tagged forgiveness, Gospel, grace, Jesus, New Testament on June 7, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Preface to a theological turn
Posted in the Son's Table Ministry, tagged Christianity, Jesus, New Testament, theology on May 11, 2010 | 3 Comments »
With the blog little over 60 days old I am pleased to have two good pans in the fire, with the series on the Priority of Mark and on John’s historical value for the trials of Jesus . Meanwhile my earlier topics – the pre-Calvary Gospel, Das Messiasgeheimnis, the indwelling Kingdom, and Jesus’ refusal to be a Text – are simmering [...]
