Tag: gospel
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Faith as Trust, Not Pledge part 3: Faith works better

This third installment draws upon historic, systematic, and practical theology to demonstrate that “faith” is not only a fine translation of pistis; it’s actually much more useful translation than “allegiance” or “faithfulness.”
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Faith as Trust — not Pledge, part 1: Faith is obsolete now?

Part one of a three-part series on the trend towards redefining “faith” in Scripture as “faithfulness” or “allegiance.” In this post, I begin by laying out my concerns, and showing why these simply aren’t great glosses for pistis-words.
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What’s wrong with the Church?

The one where I explain that the call is coming from inside the house.
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If all we needed were …

Jesus once asked His disciples: “Who do you say I am?” He still asks that question. What answer are we giving? Is there any Good News in it?
