It was 10 years ago when I began my journey in graduate and postgraduate theological education. I had a few short breaks over this period, but on the whole, I have been in school this period. I wrote something of my story in my first 30 years several years ago, but my goal today is … Continue reading 10 Years of Graduate and Postgraduate Theological Education
I’m a PhD Student!
I wanted to share that I’ve been accepted in the PhD program in Bible and Theology at Calvary University (Kansas City, MO), and I’d like to tell a little more about it. I’ve spent most of the past decade on graduate theological education part-time. For me, these studies have been for me to (1) deepen … Continue reading I’m a PhD Student!
Two Books on Christians and This Moment in America
Cal Thomas and Albert Mohler in recent books call Christians to prepare for the storms we are about to face as believers in America. God is faithful to us, no matter what happens. We must be faithful to Him.
What I Am Reading: Forged from Reformation – Part 3, The Rest of the Solas
Late in 2019, I finally was able to devote the time over Thanksgiving mostly to finish reading the final chapters of the book Forged from Reformation: How Dispensational Thought Advances the Reformed Legacy. To recap, my first post of this extended book summary covered the first section on historical theology. The second post covered the second … Continue reading What I Am Reading: Forged from Reformation – Part 3, The Rest of the Solas
Feinberg, Skepticism, and My Journey
This year, I read the two main sections of John S. Feinberg's book Can You Believe It's True?. It has actually been very helpful for me personally. He has well defended Christianity against both postmodern and modern skeptics. As a rebuttal to postmoderns, he defended the correspondence theory of truth and the possibility of a … Continue reading Feinberg, Skepticism, and My Journey
Biblical Worldview Musings 