by Randy Corn Recently I produced a post for this blog entitled “Whose Sermon Is It?” The subject was plagiarism, and I had been motivated to explore this at the request of a friend. This fellow minister is one of those guys in “denominational leadership,” which means that he doesn’t preach every week, but instead is on the road and …
Keep ReadingEach year, the Commission for Theological Integrity sponsors two events. Most are acquainted with the Theological Symposium,. which is held in late October each year. It alternates from the campus of Welch College in Nashville to the campus of Hillsdale FWB College just outside of Oklahoma City. This year’s program, held in Oklahoma, will be on October 26-27. However, our …
Keep Readingby Kevin Hester I have two college-age sons, one in high school, and one in middle school. They have been raised in a Christian home and my wife and I have prayed that they would find and pursue God’s will. They seem to be trying, just like most of the students I deal with at Welch College, to do just …
Keep ReadingOn June 2, Randall House Publications published a new book by Welch College president Matt Pinson entitled Arminian and Baptist: Explorations in a Theological Tradition. In Arminian and Baptist, President Pinson presents a collection of historical-theological essays from the vantage point of a variety of Arminianism sometimes called “Reformed Arminianism.” The book describes the contours of the theology of seventeenth-century …
Keep Readingby Randy Corn It was better than twenty years ago. I was attending the Bible Conference at our National Convention listening to a preacher I knew only by reputation. He did a good job with some fine insights into God’s Word and some unusual turns of phrase that held my attention. I left the meeting thinking it had been a …
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