Author Archives: arator

About arator

Jesus is alive and the whole Bible is about Him, and I am nobody. I like to till the earth and muse over all things theological.

What Is Ed Stetzer

Posted on July 9, 2008 by arator

d Stetzer is a Christian. He’s not a Baptist. Ed Stetzer, I believe, has never been labeled or labeled himself as Arminian or Calvinist. He might not care even to be defined as an evangelical. The most common label I … Continue reading →

Posted in Christianity | Tagged Ed Stetzer, Founders Conference, God's glory | 1 Comment

Jesus, Our Great High Priest

Posted on July 5, 2008 by arator

he offices of Christ are something we Southern Baptists seldom speak much about. Maybe we are put of by Catholic-sounding words like “high priest.” We would probably profit from it greatly if we thought about the offices of Christ a … Continue reading →

Posted in Theology | Tagged Berkhof, high priest, intercession, Jesus Christ, John Newton, Wayne Grudem | Comments Off

I’m Addicted

Posted on July 4, 2008 by arator

he reason no posts have appeared on this blog in over a week is not the reason for the bulk of my sporadic posting. I was on vacation last week and tried as much as possible to stay away from … Continue reading →

Posted in WordPress | Tagged addiction, frustration, hate, K2, love | Comments Off

Learning in Sunday School

Posted on June 21, 2008 by arator

y daughter is struggling with preschool Sunday school that she helps teach in her SBC church. The director finds Scripture memorization of a lesser value than “Bible thoughts” and “conversation” with the children. I fear greatly that this is the … Continue reading →

Posted in Education | Tagged classical, Poll-Parot, SBC, Sunday School, teaching, trivium | Comments Off

Evangelicals Awash in Bibles

Posted on June 21, 2008 by arator

listened to Steve Brown’s podcast earlier today, where he was interviewing Daniel Radosh about his new book Rapture Ready! Adventures in the Parallel Universe of Christian Pop Culture. The book is basically a humorous look at evangelical Christians from an … Continue reading →

Posted in Christianity | Tagged Bibles, Dr. Albert Mohler, Steve Brown, Theology | Comments Off