Monthly Archives: December 2010

Have You Considered Stretching Your Christian Experience?

Posted on December 28, 2010 by John M. DeMassa

The New England School of Theology, offering classes this Winter-Spring term, may help. What can students expect from NEST? An invitation to participate in all questions of the faith – offering opinions and learning answers. An immersion into Christian thought … Continue reading →

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Are Christmas Trees Embarrassing?

Posted on December 23, 2010 by John M. DeMassa

They might be according to a recent published study in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology.  

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Gordon Fee on the Book of Revelation

Posted on December 12, 2010 by Ray Pennoyer

I just finished working through Gordon Fee’s brand new commentary on the Book of Revelation and it is excellent. It has been commonly observed that people either tend to avoid the Book of Revelation altogether (I’m tempted to say “avoid … Continue reading →

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Fall Apologetics Class: Photos and Thanks

Posted on December 4, 2010 by Ray Pennoyer

Our Fall 2010 “Intro to Christian Apologetics” class recently concluded. It was a great experience! As one of the teachers, I just want to say how happy we all were for the kind of students we had: determined, interested, involved, … Continue reading →

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