Theology & Scripture

Questioning Calvinism aka “Big God Theology”

April 13, 2016April 29, 2017 Andrew Ong 8 Comments big god theology, calvinism, New Calvinism, Reformed, reformed theology, young restless reformed

How “Big God Theology” often falls off the tracks and how we can prevent this.

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When Looking Through a Gospel Lens – Guest Post from Lisa Robinson

April 4, 2016April 4, 2016 Reformed Margins 2 Comments Covenant, creation, ethnicity, Fall, gospel, hope, lens, race, Redemption

Today our good friend and guest contributor, Lisa Robinson, heeds James White’s insistence upon seeing through a gospel lens. ___________________________

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Seeing Christ in 1 Sam 11: Kings, Serpents, & Swords

March 7, 2016April 29, 2017 Andrew Ong 1 Comment 1 samuel 11, donald trump, first samuel 11, hillary clinton, king, king jesus, kings, sword, swords

Exploring 1 Samuel 11 to understand why King Jesus trumps Trump, Clinton, and every other king.

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God Gives Us Many Metaphors

February 10, 2016January 16, 2017 David Cheng 0 Comments

We need God’s diversity of metaphors in our Christian life.

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The Gospel of Esau

January 25, 2016January 4, 2021 Mark Jeong 1 Comment Biblical Theology, genealogy, genesis, gospel, old testament

What does an obscure list of the descendants of Esau in Genesis 36 have to do with your life? How could it possibly relate to the gospel?

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“White Theology”? (Part Three)

January 22, 2016October 5, 2020 Andrew Ong 5 Comments contextual theology, culture, white, white theology, whiteness

Does contextual theology hinder missions? Most importantly for Evangelicals, does it lead to relativism?

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“White Theology”? (Part Two)

January 21, 2016April 29, 2017 Andrew Ong 9 Comments contextual theology, white, white theology, whiteness

It’s time to address some objections. Here are some thoughts on why I purposely don’t give examples of “white theology” and why I think that such a concept actually serves the unity of the church.

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“White Theology”? (Part One)

January 20, 2016April 29, 2017 Andrew Ong 11 Comments black liberation theology, contextual theology, white, white theology, whitenes

Is there really such a thing as “white theology”? In this post I explain where this concept comes from and both what I meant and DID not mean by previously alluding to it.