How should we interpretation the creation account in Genesis 1:1–2:3?
Vern Poythress joins me on What in the Word? to discuss.
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Christ’s Resurrection and Ours (1 Corinthians 15:20-23)
Christ’s Resurrection and Ours (1 Corinthians 15:20-23)
CrossWay Community Church
April 9th, 2023
Upcoming Historical Adam Table Talk Facilitated by Richard Averbeck James Hoffmeier
Our second Table Talk event hosted at Rolfing Memorial Library is about less than a week away. This time we will discuss the topic of a historical Adam. The discussion will be facilitated by Dr. Richard E. Averbeck (PhD) and Dr. James K. Hoffmeier (PhD) of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Be there!
Regeneration and the New Creation
An Introductory Biblical Theology of Regeneration as it Pertains to a Proper Understanding of Inaugurated Eschatology
In contrast to systematic theology, a discipline that tackles doctrines in a neat, organized, systematic, and generally atemporal fashion, Biblical theology seeks to examine Biblical themes through the lens of progressive revelation, that is, in light of scripture’s metanarrative or unfolding plotline. Biblically theology deliberately makes temporal sequence (time development) and Scripture’s broad storyline the grid through which theology, doctrines, and themes are studied and investigated.
The following post will seek to provide an introduction to a Biblical theology on regeneration as it pertains to a proper understanding of inaugurated (already initiated) eschatology (pertaining to “last things”).
If that sounds confusing, that’s okay; it’ll all makes sense in just a bit.
Kirk E. Miller 