In this Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Sandra Richter works through the Old Testament in a mere seven minutes, then explains why and how Christians should appreciate it as the beginning of the Christian story about Jesus the Messiah.
What happens to those who have never heard the gospel of Jesus Christ? Asked another way, what is the destiny of the unevangelized?
The Scriptures give us a glimpse of that story. They point us toward a Story that is big and true and beautiful enough to give us meaning.
How should Christians understand the will of God as it relates to suffering and evil, or pandemics such as COVID-19?
How should Christians understand the will of God as it relates to suffering and evil, or pandemics such as COVID-19?
Below are some of the resources Seedbed has published that wrestle with the problem of pain and suffering and attempt to situate it within the framework of Christian faith.
What happens to faith when it becomes too dogmatic? What about the kind that slides into perpetual doubt? In this video, Josh McNall recommends we adopt a model of faith that lives somewhere in-between.
There are some hints within Scripture that tell us something about why Christ’s execution is different from the others throughout human history.
When we approach the Bible other than a grand story that reveals God’s work in the world, we mischaracterize it.
Question: What is God Like? Answer: God is perfect in power, knowledge, and in His holy love.
All of Scripture is divinely inspired, but what do we do with the parts that challenge us? Rather than ignoring those sections, David Watson proposes that we allow the gospel of Jesus to interpret those texts to us.
The project known as the demythologization of Scripture was a great tragedy in the life of the church. Watch this video from David Watson.
