A Deep Dive into Relational Theology—A Review of The God Who Trusts by Curtis Holtzen
If God is Love… and Love Always Trusts… Does God Trust? Several years ago I was serving as a pastor…
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A Provocative and Pastoral Theodicy: A Brief Review of God Can’t by Thomas Jay Oord
As I finished reading God Can’t by Thomas Jay Oord, I could hear the iconic chorus from Bobby Caldwell’s 1978…
Evil and the God Who is Love: A Review of Thomas Jay Oord’s The Uncontrolling Love of God
When Blueprints Fail In 15 years of full-time Christian ministry, I had not presided over a funeral service until yesterday.…
Building a Boyd of Straw with Sound Bite Scholarship: A Refutation of a Classic Example of a Neo-Calvinist Caricature of Open Theism
1. Historical Setting The Openness of God was published in 1994(1) and made significant waves in evangelical theological scholarship circles.…
Tasty Theology Tapas—A Review of Relational Theology: A Contemporary Introduction
Relational Theology: A Contemporary Introduction (hereafter RT) is a collection of very brief essays written by a large group of…
The Future of Openness? A Review of Creation Made Free: Open Theology Engaging Science
What does the future hold for Open theology? Is the trajectory of its formulation and communication evident now? Can we…
Freestyle Providence: Hip Hop, Improvisation, and the Praiseworthy Wisdom of God
Today, I spent longer than normal on the bus because I needed to get a haircut in Allston, which is…