Three Divine
Onenesses
Union with Christ
Bibliography of Resources
Pertaining to
"Christ in You"
and "Union with Christ"
Spirit-union Allows
for Soul-rest
Towards a Christian
Understanding of God
Towards a Christian
Understanding of Man
Making the Irrational
Rational
Beyond Heresy?
Universalism: Forms and
Fallacies
No
Independent Self: An Attempt at Clarification
Law of God
Grace of God
Old Testament Believers and
New Testament
Christians
Dispensational Theology,
Covenant
Theology, or
Christocentric Theology
The Cross of Christ
The Blood of Christ
Christocentric Worship
Christocentric Prayer
Christianity is Christ
Charismata: Rethinking the
so-called
"Spiritual
Gifts"
Concepts and Models of the
Atonement
A Synopsis and
Analysis of the Thought and
Writings of
Jacques Ellul
The Daisy That
Posed as a Tulip
Christ in us; Christ as us;
Christ through us
Being and Act of God
The Etiology of Creation
The Chronology of
Creation
Creation and Evolution
The Contingency of
Creation
The Teleology of
Creation
What does it Mean to Be a
Christian?
A Personal Relationship with
Jesus Christ
The Divine Drama of
Love
Jesus Christ, the Way: Avoiding
the Ditches
God Hates Religion
Presenting the Gospel to a
Modern World
The Uselessness of Usefulness and
the Usefulness
of
Uselessness
The Lord's Supper
Baptism
On Being a Parent
Some Thoughts on
Parenting
The Extension of the
Resurrection
Christianity IS
Resurrection
Resurrection: Key to
Understanding the Gospel
A Call for Resurrection
Theology
It is the Resurrection that is
being by-passed
The Living Reality of
the Resurrection
Jesus is King
Heaven: The Presence of
God
The Anomaly of
Christianity
Christianity de facto
The Dynamic of Christ
Pharisaism
Evangelical Humanism
Man's Problem and God's
Provision: Spiritual or
Psychological?
Why the Christian Life
Doesn't (seem to) Work
Ecclesiastical
Intervention
Christian Giving
Scriptural Contrasts
Money and the
Christian
Rich and/or Poor
God and I are One
Christmas Considered
Historically
Christmas Considered
Theologically
Christmas Considered
Celebrationally
Christmas Considered
Personally
Don't be a Scrooge