Dave Hunt · Devotional theology and biblical exhortation · 2000
A wide-ranging call to recover the seriousness of the gospel, wholehearted love for God, biblical discipleship, the necessity of the cross, fidelity to Christian doctrine, and a life shaped by Christ's return.
View recommendation →History, heresy, and the temptation of private Christianity
…icalism descend from ancient Gnostic movements? Does evangelical doctrine reproduce their theology? And can evangelical practice sometimes assume an analogous spiritual posture even while its formal doctrine remains orthodox? The answers are, respectively: no demonstrable genealo…
Read article →Sources behind Qur’anic narratives
…with biblical names, Jewish interpretation, Christian preaching, sectarian disagreement, devotional legend and stories carried across languages by travellers, merchants, clergy and ordinary believers. That observation does not disprove revelation. A revelation delivered within h…
Read article →Why the distinction matters when we speak about Jesus
…ource of His deity or existed before God. Nevertheless, “Mother of God” now carries other devotional and theological connotations, and the word “God” used without qualification does not distinguish the Persons of the Trinity. Mother of Christ or Mother of the Son of God therefore…
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