by Kenny Burchard | Oct 7, 2016 | Christology, Sin, Soteriology, Theology Proper
My first course in Seminary was called Theological Understandings of Jesus. It was taught by professor Mark D. Baker. On the first day of the class, he asked us to talk together about (get ready for some nerdy terminology) the hypostatic union. You know, Jesus is...
by Luke Geraty | Jan 29, 2015 | Church History, Ecclesiology, Epistemology, Philosophy, Systematic Theology, Theological Studies, Theology Proper
Been reading Carl R. Trueman’s The Creedal Imperative. I love Trueman… even when I totally and completely disagree with him (which seems like 50% of the time). He makes so many wonderful points that are historically informed and hilariously obvious,...
by Kenny Burchard | Apr 26, 2014 | Apologetics, Biblical Theology, God's Sovereignty, Theodicy, Theological Studies, Theology Proper
One of the great struggles we have with the God revealed in Scripture has to do with texts that say, “God never changes,” and other texts that seem to say things like, “God changed his mind,” or “God regretted…” For instance...
by Kenny Burchard | Mar 10, 2014 | Theological Studies, Theology Proper
“For I the LORD do not change; therefore you, O children of Jacob, are not consumed.” (Mal. 3:6, ESV) The first sermon I ever preached at the church we planted in September of 2001 was titled, “God Never Changes!” from Malachi 3:6. I chose that text...
by Luke Geraty | Jan 1, 2014 | Epistemology, Systematic Theology, Theological Studies, Theology Proper
For the past week or so I’ve been thinking a lot about what I’ve been focused on in 2013 and what I’d like to focus on for 2014. I think there are a lot of people probably in the same boat. We’re assessing our lives and examining what we have...
