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George Blaurock. Conrad Grebel. Felix Manz. Jakob Hutter. Balthasar Hubmaier. Menno Simons. These are names no longer known to most Christians. But their stories, convictions, persecution and...

That is a very good question. Before answering it, however, a few words have to be defined. First, what is meant by “Theology”? Here, we’re not referring only to systematics or biblical theology but...

Part three in the seven-part series War and The Christian Worldview Grand Canyon University integrates its curriculum with a Christian worldview to help bring new perspectives to classroom discussions...

God desires fellowship with His creation. What that means for us is that God seeks us out as He did Adam in the Garden of Eden. He guides us through hard times as he did for Noah and gives us a hope...

Last week, we left off with diversity in the Pentateuch and the importance of key non-Israelites in Israel’s life. This week, we start again in the Pentateuch, move through Joshua, Judges and Ruth...

Diversity. Inclusion. We hear these words often in today’s culture. But what should be the response of the church? Are diversity and inclusivism acceptable, or are they antithetical to the Bible? The...

Dear Faculty, Hasn’t Christianity changed so much over the last 2,000 years? How can we trust the Bible or the Church when there has been so much change? Sincerely, Theophilus Dear Theophilus, These...

Justification is a theological term that sits at the heart of the Christian message. A simple definition for justify is “Just as if I never sinned”; but what is sin? Sin is anything we say, think, or...

These past few weeks students in my theology classes have been considering the trickiness of discussing God’s sanctification of His people without collapsing this work into either His work of...