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  1. Theology

    Faithful Witness to the Uniqueness of Jesus Christ

    Can the church say that Jesus is the only way to God and also that all are invited? Bryan D. Burton surveys the exclusivist, inclusivist and pluralist paradigms, then turns to Scripture and Karl Barth for a faith that is Christ-exclusive with Christ-inclusive implications.

    Bryan D. Burton32 min read
  2. Scripture

    A Brief Comment on the 1995-96 Horizons Bible Study, “Glimpses of Home”

    What happens to the Bible when every reader decides for herself what it means? Pride Carson finds that the 1995-96 Horizons study sets personal judgment above Scripture, and asks what that leaves of the Christmas confession that the Word was made flesh.

    Pride Carson3 min read
  3. Scripture

    Bible Study of the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 6

    What does it look like when a king has authority and power, and when he does not? Susan Cyre’s study of Mark 6 sets the rejection at Nazareth, the death of John and the feeding of the five thousand side by side, with notes comparing the banquets of Herod and Jesus.

    Sue Cyre6 min read
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