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The Sudden Passing of Ecumenist Tony Palmer

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:19-05:00July 23rd, 2014|Categories: ACT 3, Missional-Ecumenism, Personal, Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, The Church, The Future, Unity of the Church|

Many of you know by now of the sudden death of Bishop Tony Palmer last [...]

Our Love Is Too Small – An Update and a Plan

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:19-05:00July 22nd, 2014|Categories: ACT 3, Biblical Theology, God's Character, Love, Personal|

Today I posted an email to over 1,800 readers of my ACT3 Weekly, a regular [...]

The Shameful Story of Judah

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:19-05:00July 21st, 2014|Categories: ACT 3, Biblical Theology, Hermeneutics, Sexuality|

On Saturday, July 12, I preached the evening vespers service at Lutheran Church of the [...]

Westminster Theological Seminary – Can Institutions Respond to Controversy in Radical Love? (Seven)

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:20-05:00July 16th, 2014|Categories: American Evangelicalism, Current Affairs, Education, Love, Personal, Reformed Christianity, The Church, The Future|

In this, my final post about the culture and conflict at Westminster Theological Seminary (if [...]

Westminster Theological Seminary – Can Institutions Respond to Controversy in Radical Love? (Part Six)

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:23-05:00July 15th, 2014|Categories: American Evangelicalism, Culture, Education, Personal, Reformed Christianity, The Church, The Future|

I began, in yesterday's post, to offer my ideas about how a "spirituality of love" [...]

Westminster Theological Seminary – Can Institutions Respond to Controversy in Radical Love? (Part Five)

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:24-05:00July 14th, 2014|Categories: American Evangelicalism, Biblical Theology, Church Tradition, Culture, Current Affairs, Education, Hermeneutics, Leadership, Personal, Reformed Christianity, Spirituality|

A common view, at least within many evangelical circles, is that a "culture" cannot be [...]

Westminster Theological Seminary – Can Institutions Respond to Controversy in Radical Love? (Part Four)

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:24-05:00July 11th, 2014|Categories: American Evangelicalism, Biblical Theology, Church Tradition, Current Affairs, Education, Patristics, Personal, Protestantism, Reformed Christianity, The Church, The Future|

A friend has asked me, "John, can you market a seminary today without suggesting that [...]

Westminster Theological Seminary – Can Institutions Respond to Controversy in Radical Love (Part Three)

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:24-05:00July 10th, 2014|Categories: American Evangelicalism, Biblical Theology, Christ/Christology, Church History, Current Affairs, Education, Hermeneutics, History, Personal, Reformed Christianity, The Church, The Future|

There have been a number of previous controversies at Westminster Theological Seminary (PA). In the [...]

Today’s Post – Revisions Being Made

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:24-05:00July 10th, 2014|Categories: Uncategorized|

I had several historical and factual errors in my post made earlier today about Westminster [...]

Westminster Theological Seminary: Can Institutions Respond to Controversy in Radical Love? (Part Two)

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:24-05:00July 9th, 2014|Categories: American Evangelicalism, Biblical Theology, Current Affairs, Hermeneutics, Personal, Reformed Christianity, The Church|

Yesterday I provided a general historical overview of Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. I wrote [...]

Westminster Theological Seminary: Can Institutions Respond to Controversy in Radical Love? (Part One)

By John Armstrong|2021-07-02T06:14:24-05:00July 8th, 2014|Categories: American Evangelicalism, Biblical Theology, Current Affairs, Hermeneutics, History, Personal, Reformed Christianity, The Church|

In early June I commented on my Facebook wall about the “retirement” of Old Testament [...]

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