Recent Blog Posts
Read our most recent posts...
The Divine King is Found Guilty and Sentenced to Death (Follow Me – Part 69)
Mark 14:53-65 Jesus' Trial before the Sanhedrin The crowd that arrested Jesus now delivers Him to the Sanhedrin (v. 53) from which they were sent on their mission of seizure (v. 43). The fact that the council were called together in the middle of the night for a trial...
read more
Getting Naked For Jesus – Follow Me (Part 68)
Mark 14:51-52 A Young Man Flees Naked! Most English translations seem to treat these verses as part of the previous passage on the arrest of Jesus. I have chosen to follow the pericope/paragraph divisions of the ESV and treat it separately. For what it's worth, the...
read more
Jesus is Arrested: The Disciples’ Failure is Complete! – Follow Me (Part 67)
Mark 14:43-50 Jesus is arrested! Last time we saw the disciples fail Jesus during His time of sorrow in the Garden of Gethsemane. That episode ended with Jesus saying, 'my betrayer is at hand!' And we pick up here with...
read more
People do theology
This post is the result of some reflection I have been doing on insights I have gained from Abbot Jeremy Driscoll in his podcast on Theology at the Eucharistic Table. What follows is a mixture of some of his words and ideas, and some of my own. Since the thoughts are...
read more
Praying with Mary in the Communion of Saints – My reconciliation with Catholic teaching about Mary – Pt. 2
In my previous post, I laid out nine ideas that were central to my understanding of Catholic Marian theology when I first began my journey of reconciliation with the Roman Catholic Church. Some of them are, indeed, what is taught by the Catholic Church, some of them...
read more
There’s Something About Mary – My reconciliation with Catholic teaching about Mary, Pt. 1
When I explain to people that before I could reconcile with the Roman Catholic Church I had to sort through my own theological issues with Catholicism, they always want to know what the specific issues were. In my case, I had a list of 14 issues. It won’t surprise...
read more
I’m No Superman: Holy Spirit Ministry for the Rest of Us! – A Book Review
Disclaimer: Mike Turrigiano is one of my favorite people in the Vineyard movement! Luke Geraty (his co-author) is a friend and kinda my boss here at Think Theology. What follows is my attempt to, none-the-less, provide an impartial, unbiased review of Pastor Mike's...
read more
I Am the Resistance
We all know what George Orwell said in his famous dystopian novel 1984: “In times of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” The glistening irony of this quote is that Orwell neither said it nor wrote it. People tend to balk at hearing this. The...
read more
Faded Photographs
“But one thing I do: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.” ~ Philippians 3:13-14 Memory can be a tricky thing. Case in...
read more
Biblical Studies
Looking for posts related to biblical studies, such as exegesis, hermeneutics, textual criticism, look no further!
Reviews
Looking for reviews of books, films, music, and more? Look no further!
Theological Studies
Looking for posts related to theological studies, such as systematics and other theological topics, look no further!
Satire
It’s satire folks! Calm down! These are intentionally humorous, exaggerative, and ironic. Take a chill pill!
Practical Theology
Looking for posts related to practical theology, such as church planting, preaching, leadership, look no further!
General Updates
General updates, news, announcements, and anything that doesn’t fit into the other categories!
What We Offer
ThinkTheology.org has a number of contributors from a wide-range of theological perspectives and church backgrounds. This means that within our blogging, there’s something for everyone to hate or love. We encourage theological dialogue and invite you to participate in the comments!
Two resources that we offer are academic papers and reviews.
Coaching and consulting can be the “secret sauce” for church leaders and churches to effectively accomplish God’s mission. Whether you are a pastor looking for leadership coaching or a church board looking for consulting, we can help!
- Blogging 75%
- Reviews 10%
- Coaching & Consulting 15%