by Timothy George
Presented as a plenary address at the conference on
“Baptist Identity: Convention, Cooperation, and Controversy”
Union University, Jackson, Tennessee
February 20, 2007
Even though we are here at a premiere Christian university at a conference dealing with serious academic and historical matters, I want to begin doing something very Baptist today. I want to share my testimony. [...]
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Is Jesus a Baptist?
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Why Don’t Y’all Pass the Bread?
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Galatians 2:11-16; 3: 26-29
This sermon first appeared in Preaching Magazine (Vol. 22, No. 4, Jan/Feb 07, pp. 40-46).
St. Jerome once said that whenever he read the letters of the apostle Paul he could hear thunder. Thunder! It is a short book of only six chapters and 149 verses, but there is a thunderstorm on [...]
The Word Became Flesh
Posted in Articles by Timothy George of Beeson Divinity School, tagged Christian belief, Christianity, doctrine, Incarnation, Jesus, Logos, religion, Theology, Word on January 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
by Timothy George
If someone were to ask you to summarize the basic message of the Christian faith in just one verse from the Bible, which one would you choose? John 3:16 perhaps? Romans 5:8? Ephesians 2:8? Admittedly, it is an unfair question, for no single verse of Scripture tells [...]
