What is the strongest answer Wesleyan Arminianism has for 5-Point Calvinism? David Hatton explains his journey of understanding both doctrinal stances and calls for a better understanding of our strongest argument: Prevenient Grace.
Poetry and pulpits need a reunion, or so says David Hatton. Why? Because the Bible is full of good poetry, and the Incarnation is, in a sense, the great Poem of God. But knowing some of the critical elements for writing “good poetry” may help in selecting poetry to share from the pulpit. Here are 3 elements of good poetry to help you make selections for sermons.
Poetry and pulpits need a reunion, or so says David Hatton. Why? Because the Bible is full of good poetry, and the Incarnation is, in a sense, the great Poem of God. Here are 3 elements of good poetry to help you make selections for sermons.
As intimidating as an encounter with God may seem, it’s our ultimate fulfillment. Scripture invites it, tradition promotes it, reason describes it, experience verifies it. But, if the metaphor of divinely intense passion seems too imposing, this article suggests another.
