In the United States pragmatism is the very air we breathe. It goes back to our country’s roots with Benjamin Franklin and others. We are continually inundated with videos and blogs and books from self-improvement gurus. There is a lot of pressure on preachers and teachers to make every message about you, your daily life, ..
In light of Dr. Smith’s plenary at this year’s Theological Symposium, Joel Biermann’s 2019 review of his Cultural Liturgies project
Speaking of a (re)surging pandemic… and Noah… and Jesus
Leo Sánchez talks about his most recent theological work, including two new books in Spanish and English
Kent Burreson and Beth Hoeltke discuss their recent book on death and the new creation
How the Christian story of hope opens up common ground with our neighbor
What the Grand Canyon shows us about Christ’s resurrection…and ours
Reflecting on ISIL, theology, and a lecture by Timothy Furnish
Dr. Furnish will speak on “Fighting for the End of the (Christian) World: The Eschatology of ISIS/ISIL and Other Modern Muslim Groups in Light of Islamic History and Doctrines.” It will be live streamed at http://www.csl.edu/live/
The next Lay Bible Institute, led by David Peter, is “Decoding the Apocalypse: Study of the Book of Revelation.”
There remains no doubt that Easter is very important for Christians. But it is just as important to know why Easter matters
As if you didn’t have enough to worry about with your taxes due on April 15…
