THINK|12 is one day away. As you hopefully are aware, the topic this year centers around revival. Here are a couple Charles Spurgeon quotes where he is seeking revival, not for revival's sake but because he longs for a genuine work of the Holy Spirit in his congregation. Check back here for ...
One of the great benefits of the discipline of Biblical Theology, the method of reading Scripture as a storyline of God’s unfolding plan of redemption, is that both the unity and the progressive nature of the Bible is maintained. The unity of the whole Bible is important because we know ...
Although the Great Commission does not capture everything Jesus said about missions, it is a paradigmatic text summarizing the mission of the church. However, most of the time when the Great Commission is mentioned the commands of going, making disciples, and teaching are emphasized, but the ...
Is the Lord’s Supper just another dry religious ritual we’re supposed to do as a church? Is the point of it just to remember how bad we are so we feel really guilty? Are the elements of bread and wine reminders of Jesus like a picture reminds us of an old friend or relative we ...
The doctrine of progressive sanctification has been an important part of our evangelical theology, and rightly so. This doctrine teaches that while our justification is an initial event taking place at salvation, our sanctification happens throughout our life as we mature in godliness. Wayne ...
June 12 is fifty days after the Passover and marks the day of Pentecost, what should be one of the most celebrated days for us as Christians. If anything is commonly known about Pentecost it is that it was the day the Spirit was manifestly given to the Church. However, this was not simply an ...
Tomorrow is Serve11 and as a church we’re excited to see God work through us and in us. I have no doubt the service projects throughout the city will not only bless those being served but the ones serving will also receive a blessing. However, as we go out it’s my hope that we serve as ...
We previously saw from Tim Keller how the motivation for Christian service is not guilt but grace. Think10 speaker Michael Wittmer uses Martin Luther as an example of how God's grace in our life propels us into service. In his book Don't Stop Believing, Wittmer provides ...
One of the purposes for ThinkOnline is to point out helpful, biblically-centered resources (see Resources & Links on the far right column of this page). Today, the Biblical Counseling Coalition launched their blog. Their blog will be a great example of theology applied as they move ...
As we get closer to Serve11 I wanted to return to Tim Keller's book Generous Justice for part of our reasoning behind local outreach ministries, especially those to the poor and marginalized. One of his main points presented is that what motivates Christians to passionate and heartfelt ...
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