- Andrew, of Beyond Calvinism, offers: “Another Testimony from a Former Calvinist: Ben Irwin: ‘The Day the TULIP Died.’“
- Ben Witherington, of Bible and Culture, will be reviewing the book, Jacob Arminius: Theologian of Grace, by Drs. Keith D. Stanglin and Thomas H. McCall.
- William Birch, of I, Jacob Arminius, posts: “Election, Predestination, and Perseverance in Ephesians One,” as well as, “Arminius Would Have Made a Good Baptist.”
- Roy Ingle, of Arminian Today, writes: “Is It Okay to Fear Falling Away from Christ?“
- Matt, of A Theology in Tension, brings us: “Responding to the Problem of Moral Evil.”
- Asbury’s Seedbed highlights: “In Self We Trust? Striking the Balance between Self-Giving and Self-Care.”
- Evan Minton, of Cerebral Faith, asks: “Does Going to the Doctor Show a Lack of Faith?“
- Kingswood Hart, of The Predestination Station, writes: “Romans 9-11: Structure and Summary.”
- Dr. Craig S. Keener, of Bible Background, asks: “Why Would God Send Judgment?“
- Dr. Dale Wayman, of IRONSTRIKES, tackles some heavy but important topics this week with the following: “The Sunday School Teacher and Porn,” “Allowing Child Molesters in the Church,” “Should Child Molesters Be Allowed in Church?” and “The Flasher Who Wanted to Be a Youth Worker.”
- Dr. Larry Hurtado offers: “Julius Africanus: One Interesting Fellow!” and information regarding a new book: “Creation Imagery in the Gospel of John.”
- The Society of Evangelical Arminians highlights Dr. J. Matthew Pinson’s “Listening to Arminius — and Not Just His Opponents — on Justification,” William Birch’s “The Wedding of Arminianism and Anglicanism,” Mike Barlotta’s “Neutral Zone Infraction,” and Martin Glynn’s excellent response: “Is the Name ‘Arminian’ Too Poisoned to Use?“
- Progressive blogger Benjamin L. Corey posts: “5 Reasons You Should Flee Calvinism Immediately.”
- Traditional Southern Baptists at SBC Today offer a significant post to all Southern Baptists: “The Traditional Statement.” Also, registration for the the Connect 3:16 Conference, Leaving Geneva, is closing soon!
