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Failure Predicted Becomes Failure Realized (Follow Me, Part 66)

Failure Predicted Becomes Failure Realized (Follow Me, Part 66)

by Brad Blocksom | Feb 27, 2019 | Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, General, New Testament, Scripture

Mark 14:32-42 Failure in the Garden Last time Jesus predicted of the disciples “You will all fall away.” This time we see, at least the beginning, of that failure realized! They have now arrived at the Garden of Gethsemane. And Jesus instructs the...
Let Atonement Be Bigger Than Us (An Epistemological Response To Chuck Queen)

Let Atonement Be Bigger Than Us (An Epistemological Response To Chuck Queen)

by Able Baker | Feb 17, 2016 | Biblical Theology

This article was written in response to this one by Chuck Queen. It may not make much sense unless you read Chuck’s article first. Click here to read. In and of itself the Gospel as an event and in power unifies mankind with God. We as Christians seek to...
Discipleship Lite – Not!! A Ruckus at Capernaum (Follow Me, Part 2)

Discipleship Lite – Not!! A Ruckus at Capernaum (Follow Me, Part 2)

by Brad Blocksom | Oct 6, 2015 | Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, New Testament

Well Jesus doesn’t break in these disciples easy. Capernaum isn’t far from where He initially called them along the sea of Galilee. He launches right into public ministry, teaching in their synagogue on the Sabbath (Mark 1:21). Apparently there was...
Follow Me: What Does it Mean to Live as A Disciple of Jesus (Intro)

Follow Me: What Does it Mean to Live as A Disciple of Jesus (Intro)

by Brad Blocksom | Sep 29, 2015 | Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, New Testament, Scripture

So I’m starting a new series. I know where I want to start, but quite frankly have no idea where this thing is going to end up. I want to explore what does it look like to be a follower of Jesus. I’m basically going to start going through the gospel Mark....
Centering Biblical Theology in the Vineyard: King & Kingdom

Centering Biblical Theology in the Vineyard: King & Kingdom

by Luke Geraty | Sep 14, 2015 | Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology

“Are Vineyard churches and pastors Calvinistic or Arminian?” I remember the question well because I was trying to choose between about five different answers, but I decided to go with the best answer I could muster: “Yes.” For some, one must be...
Plurality of Elders and the Problem of the Church at Jerusalem

Plurality of Elders and the Problem of the Church at Jerusalem

by Brad Blocksom | Sep 8, 2015 | Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, New Testament

If you know me very well, you know that I’m a “plurality of Elders” kind of guy when it comes to church government. And honestly  it’s not really my intention to do a full exposition of that view here. But if you’re interested, our...
Fallen from Grace

Fallen from Grace

by Robby McAlpine | May 31, 2015 | Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, New Testament, Scripture

Fallen from grace … Everyone knows what that means. Somewhere, somehow, someone’s blown it big-time, committed some heinous action that brought humiliation on themselves, scorn from others, and generally disqualified them in the eyes of everyone (including...
Two Words I’d Like to See Deleted from the Bible

Two Words I’d Like to See Deleted from the Bible

by Brad Blocksom | Apr 1, 2015 | Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, New Testament

Well this ought to get me in some trouble! So I’ll just jump right in: the two words I’d like to see removed from the Bible are gospel and church! I know, these words are so deeply rooted in our tradition with deep and significant theological meaning. But...
The New Scribes: A Kingdom Hermeneutic

The New Scribes: A Kingdom Hermeneutic

by Brad Blocksom | Feb 10, 2015 | Biblical Studies, Biblical Theology, Hermeneutics, New Testament, Scripture