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Seminary is Not a Time to Create Your Own Doctrine of God - Credo Magazine
When I began my seminary education, I must admit that I gave very little thought to the Nicene Creed. I knew somewhere in the back of my mind that it existed and that it was, perhaps at one time, important to some people.
Why is "catholic" in the creed? - Credo Magazine
Visit TheNiceneCreed.org for more informaiton and content related to the Nicene Creed! On this new website some of today’s best theologians introduce churchgoers to the Nicene Creed.
Learn the Nicene Creed in 12 Videos - Credo Magazine
Today Credo launches TheNiceneCreed.org! On this new website some of today's best theologians introduce churchgoers to the Nicene Creed.
Liturgy and Ecclesiastical Triage - Credo Magazine
What should someone prioritize when they search for a church? The answer to this question involves what we might call “ecclesiastical triage.”
Preaching the True Christ - Credo Magazine
Every week, I stand before my congregation with the Bible in hand, ready to proclaim God’s Word. Preaching isn’t just speaking; it’s sharing the gospel truthfully and calling the church to live by it.
An Introduction to Lent - Credo Magazine
“The solemn season has come round when I must remind your graces about giving more attentive thought to your souls, and chastising your bodies.
Modern Historical Criticism as a Dead End - Credo Magazine
Historic Christian orthodoxy as contained in the ecumenical creeds of the ancient church and the Reformation confessions contains lots of metaphysics. Some metaphysical doctrines are explicitly stated, such as creatio ex nihilo, the homoousios, and Divine simplicity.
The Nicene Creed is for Christians - Credo Magazine
Why should Christians adopt creeds and use confessions? Above all, faithful followers of our one Lord Jesus Christ are compelled to them by Scripture.
Functional Unitarianism - Credo Magazine
Regardless of your denominational affiliation, one doctrine that unites all Christians against other religions is the doctrine of the trinity.
Common Objections to the Nicene Creed - Credo Magazine
As far as the Creed is concerned, I am a Baptist of Baptists. More specifically, I came to know the great value of the Creed as a Baptist student at Baptist institutions and from Baptist teachers.
Who is right, Athanasius or Mastricht? - Credo Magazine
It can be tempting to plow right over deep, complicated passages in a classical text, but I find they often present us with an opportunity to contemplate a great mystery.
The Nicene Creed and the Liturgy - Credo Magazine
Every church has a liturgy. Liturgy is simply the public service (leitourgia) of the church, gathered as a kingdom of priests to offer themselves to God.
Matthew Barrett invites you to the Credo Conference - Credo Magazine
Join Matthew Barrett and many others for the Credo Conference, May 1-2 in Washington D.C. Barrett will deliver a message explaining why the external works of the Trinity are undivided and he is leading a breakout session, called Anslem Houses, on Thomas Aquinas.
Why Should the SBC Include the Nicene Creed in the BFM? - Credo Magazine
In an earlier essay, Luke Stamps and I gave three reasons we support adding the Nicene Creed to the Baptist Faith & Message (2000).[1] To sum it up, it is our conviction that this decision is biblical, Baptist, and beneficial.
Gavin Ortlund invites you to the Credo Conference - Credo Magazine
Gavin Ortlund invites you to join him at the Credo Conference May 1-2 in Washington D.C. Ortlund will be speaking on "He Came Down From Heaven."
Kevin DeYoung Invites you to the Credo Conference - Credo Magazine
Kevin DeYoung invites you to join him at the Credo Conference in Washington D.C. May 1-2.
True God from True God - Credo Magazine
One of the most essential doctrines for a Christian understanding of the Trinity is eternal generation.
How Classical Theism Has Shaped My Life - Charles Helmer - Credo Magazine
Like tossing the car keys to a ten-year-old boy and asking him to drive a red sports car, someone handed me a copy of Jürgen Moltmann’s The Crucified God and encouraged me to read it.
What Can We Learn from Traditions that Adopt the Nicene Creed? - Credo Magazine
Many nineteenth- and twentieth-century Baptists would have balked at the recent idea of adopting a formal creed like the Nicene Creed as part of their confession.
Horton, Beale, Carter, and Barrett: Q&A at the Center for Classical Theology - Credo Magazine
After Michael Horton's address, "If Reformed, then catholic: Revisiting Sola Scriptura", he was joined by G.K. Beale and Craig Carter for a time of Q&A led by Matthew Barrett.