17 Jan 2013

The "Gospel" according to the Talmud

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David Instone-Brewer argues in a recent article that the Talmud’s account of Jesus’ trial contains the original Jewish charge against Jesus. The lines, as preserved in the Munich ed. (1342), read like this: It was taught: On the Eve of the Passover they hung Yeshu the Notzri. And the herald went out before him for...
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15 Jan 2013

C. S. Lewis on Reading Old Books

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One of my goals each semester is to try to convince students that writers of the past are not only worth reading but are also much more enjoyable and more valuable to read than they may have imagined. With this in mind, I occasionally reread what C. S. Lewis had to say about reading old...
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13 Jan 2013

Abortion in Buddhism

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January 22 marks the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that declared abortion to be legal in the United States. Since that decision, over 50 million abortions have been legally performed in the U.S. Many Christians have labored to overturn this decision, pointing out that abortion is contrary to the teaching...
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11 Jan 2013

Equip and Encourage

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Dave Doran defines “worldliness” biblically and discusses the “in, but not of, the world” command. In a follow-up video, he talks about distinguishing between worldly and non-worldly issues in culture.
9 Jan 2013

Seminary Days

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DBTS will be sponsoring Seminary Days this spring on February 28–March 1 and March 14–15. Complete information on Seminary Days 2013, including a brochure and registration form, can be found on the Seminary website. Students will be able to attend classes, share meals with faculty and students, and tour the facilities of Inter-City Baptist Church (church, school, bookstore, seminary). An optional weekend extension is available for both...
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6 Jan 2013

God Exists and He Has Spoken: A New Year Focus

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A new year brings a new opportunity to develop a new series, a new program, a new outreach or something else that may prove refreshing and revitalizing for your ministry. However, I have chosen this year to renew a focus in my areas of ministry, and I would like to encourage you to do the...
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4 Jan 2013

Equip and Encourage

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Dave Doran talks about preaching from the book of Proverbs in light of his recent sermon series from the book. Check out the other video where Dave talks about applying principles from Proverbs to believers today.
2 Jan 2013

Questioning Evangelism

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We’d just finished up another night at Christianity Explored when I stumbled upon a discussion my friend Lisa was having with a guest she’d brought to the study. Seeing me approach, Lisa said something to her guest about the fact that I taught the Bible for a living and that I’d be able to answer...
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31 Dec 2012

How Does the New Testament Interpret the Old Testament?

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In our previous video post with Dr. Michael Vlach, we linked to another video titled “What Is Covenant Theology?” In this video Dr. Vlach notes that one of the major differences between covenant theology and dispensationalism is a hermeneutical one: how does the New Testament interpret the Old Testament? In the video Dr. Vlach gives...
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29 Dec 2012

Equip and Encourage

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MACP Roundtable 2012: Dave Doran, Michael Vlach (The Master’s Seminary), and Neal Cushman (Northland International University) explain why eschatology is important for an individual believer and for church life. Check out the other topics covered in the MACP Roundtable: What’s the Biblical Evidence for Premillenialism? What is Covenant Theology? Dispensationalism and Modern-day Israel Does being...
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