- Roy Ingle, of Arminian Today, posts “So the Lord Changed His Mind,” and encourages us, “Don’t Use Evil to Destroy Another.”
- Matt, of A Theology in Tension, is “Clotting a Wound with Spiritual Platelets.”
- Evan Minton, of Cerebral Faith, answers “Questions about Jesus’ Ascension, Possible Defeaters to Christian Belief, and Molinism.”
- Asbury’s Seedbed offers Ken Collins on John Wesley: “The Repentance of Believers.”
- Dr. Craig Keener, of Bible Background, presents a warning to seminarians in “Missing the Forest for the Trees,” and answers the question, “What was the Point of the Wind, Fire, and Tongues at Pentecost?“
- Steven Sewell, of The Arminian Files, posts: “The Fruit of the Spirit Disproves Determinism.”
- Gene Brode, of The Grace Apparatus, asks: “All Religious Truths are Metaphorical?“
- Mike Barlotta, of Dead Heroes Don’t Save, continues his review of Grace for All: The Arminian Dynamics of Salvation, asking, “What is Hebrews All About Anyway?“
- The Helwys Society Forum posts “Tracing the Crimson Thread.”
- Dr. Dale Wayman, of IRONSTRIKES, highlights the posts: “Loving Holiness,” “10 Things God Cannot Do,” “What Can Ikea Teach Us about Evangelism?” and “12 Challenging Quotes from Oswald Chambers.”
- Pastor Steven L. Winters, of Thunder Sounds, posts “Increasing Grace, Brightening Light,” and then asks and answers “How Does God Know the Future?“
- The Society of Evangelicals brings us “A Concise Description of Prevenient Grace from a Surprising Source (Spoiler: It’s John MacArthur),” William Birch’s “The Motive for Arminius’ Theology” and “The Unjust Persecution of the Arminians,” and Steven Sewell’s “Calvinism’s Unsound Interpretation of John 6:37, 44-45.”
- Dr. Larry Hurtado promotes a new book: Peter in Early Christianity.
- William Birch asks “What is Salvation?” as well as “Why is the Bible Authoritative?” and grants evidence of “Why You Can Trust the Bible.”
- Matt O’Reilly asks “Would Pope Francis Welcome Protestants to the Eucharist?“
- Traditional Southern Baptists at SBC Today offer: “God Can Know the Free Acts of Man without Making Them Determinatively Necessary” (Part One, Part Two, Part Three).
- Will Willimon, of A Peculiar Prophet, posts: “The Wesleys: Holiness and Life in the Spirit.”
