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In a Baptist ecclesiology, corporate solidarity is not abrogated in the New Covenant, only its genealogical principle. Familial solidarity remains as an abiding creational principle. And covenantal solidarity remains because

For where jealousy and selfish ambition exist, there will be disorder and every vile practice. - James 3:16 Ambition is almost always ungodly. Why? Because it’s so easy to deceive

Folks in my circles need to have a serious talk about "biblical counseling." There are two unhelpful extremes it seems to me. On the one hand, certain students of BC

I used to teach the biblical basis for the Trinity by starting in the OT and working my forward to the NT. After reading @FredFredSanders' The Triune God a few

Just read back to back tweets from two different Christians about the latest scandal. One offered the person the grace of the gospel. The other danced on his proverbial grave.

A year ago today I gave some advice to incoming freshmen in a thread. I stand by all this.https://twitter.com/lukestamps/status/1163233488860045312 If I were to take a fresh stab at it this

I know I've said this before, but imagine (esp. post 2016) believing that the bigger problem in the SBC is not white racism but the handful of black professors who

"I will not leave you as orphans. I will come to you." John 14:18 This promise is fulfilled in three moments, all explained in this chapter: 1. Jesus comes to

Inerrancy means that what God intends to communicate in Scripture is infallibly true, not that our preconceived notions of what the text *must* mean are infallibly true. Inerrancy means that

Go read Luke 14 and tell me Jesus doesn't have something to say about the Western church's opulent disregard for the poor. "But when you give a feast, invite the

Everyone should probably ignore the rantings of twenty-something males with no job and a blog. Surprisingly, this advice is as good in 2020 as it was in 2006 :) Getting

This is a good question. It's answer depends on parameters. Several different criteria could be legitimate (academic, popular, all the theological disciplines, etc.). But let's limit it to academic systematic