Tag Archives: Continental Theological Seminary
One Year In Belgium
I think I’ve grown more in this last year than I have in my whole adulthood over the course of several years, which is saying a lot, because there was much growing to do during itineration. Continue reading
Yes, The Cross Is An Exceedingly Strange Religious Symbol
Yes, the cross is an exceedingly strange religious symbol.
Embarrassing, even. An instrument of humiliation and torture, after all. Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Theological Musings
Tagged blood, Christ, Christology, Continental Theological Seminary, cross, crucifixion, CTS, culture, Good Friday, Hebrews, Leviticus, reconciliation, sacrifice, salvation, Soteriology, theology
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MT/MR: Continental Theological Seminary
At Missionary Training and Renewal, I learned what of value I had to offer to Continental Theological Seminary (besides an obsession with Greek…). Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Europe, Missionary Training/MissionaryRenewal
Tagged Belgium, calling, Continental Theological Seminary, CTS, Europe, European education, Francis of Assisi, greek, John Wesley, missions, Participles, Paul, spiritual development, students, theology, Trinity Bible College, universities
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