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Divine Eternity - Credo Magazine
Dr. James Dolezal is professor of theology at Cairn University in Langhorne, PA and a Credo Fellow who has written this piece on God's relationship to time. This is an excerpt of the original article, which you can read in full here in the St. Andrews Encyclopedia of Theology.
The Credo Conference - Credo Magazine
We are thrilled to announce the first ever Credo conference! Join us and Sola Media as we will celebrate the anniversary of the Nicene Creed at a two-day conference in Washington D.C.
How Classical Theism Has Shaped My Life - Credo Magazine
"Do you have a head-knowledge of God or a heart-knowledge of God?" I can still remember a youth leader and mentor in high school asking me a question, if not verbatim, then very similar to this.
Proclaiming the Triune God - Samuel Parkison - Credo Magazine
Why should we teach on the Trinity?" Samuel Parkison delivers a message on the Doctrine of the Trinity at the UAE's Council of Evangelical Churches' quarterly meeting at the Ras Al-Khaima Evangelical Church Center in Ras Al-Khaima, on May 29, 2024.
Aquinas on Divine Impassibility - Credo Magazine
This is the last of three posts on theological connections between medieval and reformed theology.
Samuel Parkison to serve as the Director of Publishing at Credo and editor of a new Crossway series - Credo Magazine
https://youtu.be/H5Iu_4VMyL4 It is with great joy that we announce Dr. Samuel G. Parkison as the Director of Publishing for Credo! Parkison's first project will be a new series with Crossway publishing called the Credo Contemplating God series (edited by Parkison and Matthew Barrett).
Samuel Parkison to serve as the Director of Publishing at Credo and editor of a new Crossway series - Credo Magazine
It is with great joy that we announce Dr. Samuel G. Parkison as the Director of Publishing for Credo! Parkison's first project will be a new series with Crossway publishing called the Credo Contemplating God series (edited by Parkison and Matthew Barrett).
New Podcast: Icons, Islam, and John of Damascus with David and Jennifter McNutt - Credo Magazine
We are living in a day when the Christian church faces challenges both inward and outward. Outwardly, we see Islam advancing as a world religion.
Incarnation or Metamorphosis? - Credo Magazine
We live in an exciting time of theological retrieval. Our era is marked by a captivating journey of rediscovering ancient truths.
On Baptists and the Nicene Creed - Credo Magazine
When I was converted in Stanley Avenue Baptist Church, Hamilton, Ontario, in 1974 and subsequently baptized there and became a member, I wrestled with being a Baptist for a couple of reasons, one of which was the ignorance of my fellow Baptists about history: church history in general, Baptist histo
Thomas Aquinas on Predestination - Credo Magazine
This is the second of three posts dealing with topics that are important in Reformed theology that were already carefully dealt with in the medieval era. In the last post we looked at Anselm’s perfect being theology, its rootedness in Scripture, and its elaboration in his Proslogion.
Podcast Throwback: Will the real Luther please stand up? Matthew Barrett with Samuel Bierig - Credo Magazine
In episode 3 of this mini-series, Samuel Bierig asks Matthew Barrett, author of the new book The Reformation as Renewal, to introduce us to another side of Martin Luther, that side of Luther often forgotten.
You Need One to Count to the Trinity - Credo Magazine
Western culture today parades its rebellion against nature and our Creator, against the goodness of bearing God’s image as men and women. Christians must defend the Bible’s teaching on God’s design for both sexes and how each complements the other.
The Historic Baptist View of the Nicene Creed - Truth Unites - Credo Magazine
Credo Fellow Gavin Ortlund helpfully examines the historical place of the creeds in the life of Baptists. He engages with the current conversation animated by the SBC Annual Meeting motion to add the Nicene Creed to the Baptist Faith and Message.
Perfect Being Theology - Credo Magazine
The idea of ‘Perfect Being Theology’ gets short shrift from modern Reformed Christian theologians, even from some who should know better. The phrase is associated with St. Anselm, and with his ontological argument for God’s existence, which some have regarded as a stroke of genius.
How did Irenaeus protect the church from early heresy? David and Jennifer McNutt - Credo Magazine
We tend to have an ideal picture of the early centuries of the church. The early church was a period of flourishing and growth, but it was also a period of persecution.
Often Meditate on the Eternity of God - Credo Magazine
Stephen Charnock on God's Eternity
How Classical Theism Has Shaped My Life - 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.
Article XIX: The Creed - Credo Magazine
We encourage the Messengers of the Southern Baptist Convention meeting in June 2024 to affirm the Nicene Creed. We encourage the Southern Baptist Convention meeting in June 2025 to include the Creed as an article in the Baptist Faith and Message.
Why should Baptists move with urgency to confess the Nicene Creed? - Stephen Lorance - Credo Magazine
There are few more pressing issues than preserving and proclaiming the unqualified and untrammeled Lordship of Christ, according to Stephen Lorance.