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Evangelical seminary dean Vitaliy Vinogradov (right) was fleeing Russian occupation of Bucha, attempting to walk 10 miles to safety in Kyiv, when Russian forces killed him and left his body on a local street, a close friend and ministry associate said. (Photo distributed by BP)

Evangelical Seminary Dean Among the Civilians Massacred in Bucha

Hundreds of people—including the dean of an evangelical seminary—were found massacred by Russian military forces in a suburb of Kyiv. The Background: Russian armed forces are accused of numerous war crimes—including murder, torture, and rape—as they were withdrawing from the Ukrainian suburb of Bucha. Evidence of the massacre was uncovered ​​on Friday, April 1, when hundreds of civilians in the city […]

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The Making of a Messiah

The Making of a Messiah

  In this fascinating lecture Dr. Tabor lays out what might be called the “dynamics of Messianic identity”–or even “self-identity,” in the late 2nd Temple period of Judaism and the emergence of what eventually became “Christianity.” For much more on this topic see Tabor’s blog–and please subscribe to receive updates (emails kept confidential always): https://jamestabor.com/waiting-for-th… This lecture was part a […]

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To know what we must know

To know what we must know

I want to know Christ – yes, to know the power of his resurrection and participation in his suffering, becoming like him in his death. Phi. 3:10 We know that there is a Holy God who created all things and demands holiness from His creatures. This God revealed Himself in and through His Son, Jesus Christ (Jesus = Savior; Christ […]

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Infertility in the Middle Ages

A Theology of Infertility

After years of secondary infertility, my wife and I discovered she was pregnant on Father’s Day of 2016. It was a stunning moment for us, a seemingly miraculous answer to prayers that we had mostly given up on. But three weeks later we were called into the Emergency Room because of a concerning blood test. After follow-up tests, the doctor […]

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Chrisian Music Releases for Friday, April 8, 2022

Chrisian Music Releases for Friday, April 8, 2022

Aryn Michelle | Pariah [Lyric Video] Chrisian Music Releases for Friday, April 8, 2022 Aryn Michelle Pariah (Single) – Independent Austin Ludwig Behold and Become – Independent BIlly Ballenger Close to You (Single) – Artist Garden Entertainment Faithful A Woman (Feat. Ellie Holcomb & Amy Grant) Single – Integrity Katy Weirich Just One (Single) – Indepedent Kristene DiMarco The Field […]

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How to identify a false prophet

Biblical Evidence That Modern-Day Prophets Are False Prophets

There is ample evidence that today’s so-called and self-proclaimed prophets are truly prophets, but they’re not God’s prophets; they are false prophets. Self-Anointed Prophets More than once a person has told me that they either have the gift of prophecy or they know someone who is a self-proclaimed prophet. One recent example was a young lady who was considering marriage […]

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Articles Request for Doxa Magazine

Articles Request for Doxa Magazine

We are requesting anyone who could to write an article for the printed edition of Doxa magazine. Please send your articles of 1000 words or less to editor@doxamagazine.org. Go to https://doxamagazine.org/write-for-us/ for further information. We are looking for well-written articles in the following categories: 1. Family – Marriage, etc. 2. Theological reflection 3. Mission 4. Life’s Journey 5. Tech Innovation […]

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Suffering Wisely and Well: The Grief of Job and the Grace of God

How to Walk Faithfully Through Suffering

Why does God allow suffering? The pain of suffering can be overwhelmingly mysterious, but the Bible does provide answers. Throughout Scripture, God allows trials in order to accomplish specific purposes in the lives of his people. When faced with suffering they experience spiritual growth; repentance from sin; or, as in the Old Testament story of Job, the chance to demonstrate […]

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Cultural Christianity and Disingenuous Moral Outrage

Cultural Christianity and Disingenuous Moral Outrage

Biblical Christianity—relies on the Bible to understand true faith. It is counter to cultural Christianity, which does not truly adhere to the faith or the Bible. Biblical Christianity bases its doctrine on the Bible alone. Cultural Christianity—may be based on family background, personal experience, country of residence, or social environment—what the Bible says is secondary. Cultural Christianity produces nominal believers […]

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The Gutenberg Bible, the first printed Bible

Is the Bible Reliable?

by Rev. Sunday Bwanhot | Some people think others don’t believe the Bible because they don’t have sufficient

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