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Category Archives: Mission of God
Four Reasons I Embrace Online Instruction as a Theological Educator
I wrote a post back in March that garnered some attention: “Seven Reasons Theological Faculty Might Not Embrace Online Instruction”. While I offered reasons that I have encountered in my work across various institutions and educational organizations for the last … Continue reading
Posted in Mission of God, Online Education
Tagged Amos Yong, Apostolicity, education, Holy Spirit, Missions, online education, scripture, Theology
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Where He Leads I'll Follow
I never cease being surprised by the many places the Lord will take those who follow his calling. One could never conceive what such a journey might look like. Following Jesus is an adventure. As a newborn I was prayed … Continue reading
Posted in Mission of God, Prayer, preaching
Tagged Missions, Preaching, testimony, Trinity Bible College
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Rediscovering the Mission of God in Scripture
The following is what I will be presenting and handing out for a family camp I’m speaking at tomorrow morning. What would you say if you were asked to speak on the topic of giving a brief (hour and a … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Wright, Mission of God, N. T. Wright
Tagged Biblical Studies, grand narrative, history, IVP Academic, Missions, Zondervan
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