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Archives for June 2016

It’s Risky Not Reckless

June 26, 2016 by Peter Dubbelman 5 Comments

This is my fifth post about making godly choices, all based on Jesus’ wilderness temptation; this blog flows forth from the thoughts of the last one, It’s Tricky! Faith filled steps can be risky, but they’re not reckless. Had Jesus jumped off “the highest point of the temple” this would not have been an act of faith but one of […] Read More »

A Little Exercise for Young Theologians

June 17, 2016 by Peter Dubbelman 2 Comments

Thielicke writes: “How all important it is that a vigorous spiritual life, in close association with the Holy Scriptures and in the midst of the Christian community, be maintained as a background to theological work, and that the unformed shadows of thought always derive their life blood from that source.” Read More »