Articles in the Guest Contributions Category
artwork and article by Michael Meulstee (click for larger image)
I sit down to write as a way to reflect. At this very moment in my life when there is no other thing to be certain …
“To seminary, or not to seminary?” That’s the question for our newest Contributor, Katie Olmstead, as she navigates the ambiguities and nuances of that most frustrating of mysteries: the Will of God.
by Katie Olmstead
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Last February, …
Can the classic Five-Points of Calvinism, notorious for inspiring complacency and judgmentalism, actually cause relationships that are gracious, self-sacrificing, and long-suffering?
by Stephen Hess
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[Editor’s Note: For those unfamiliar with the historical Five-Points of Calvinism (a.k.a. “TULIP”), …
Does an ever increasingly secular and post-Christian America necessarily mean a smaller and weaker Evangelical Church?
by Daniel F. Wells
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Christianity is growing numerically around the world! With books such as The Next Christendom and Theology in …
Is it really the fact that “both sides are right” on the whole Sovereignty question?
by B.Rayshawn Graves
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“There is another and worse evil which springs from this basic failure to grasp the radical difference between the …
by Reform & Revive
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One of our Guest Writers, Stephen Hess, recently wrote about his journey to seminary on the wonderful website, GoingToSeminary.com. Stephen is about to start his first year (of four) at Covenant Theological …
painting by Sarah Stevens
How a winter ride home from church taught me more about the Gospel than the service itself.
by Stephen Hess
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I was raised in a nominally Catholic family. By nominally, I mean that church …
