Tag: Justin Taylor

• A Question of Universalism

  For those following discussions of the recent posts, but who want a clearer understanding of what Universalism actually means, below you will find a good explanation from theologian J.I. Packer: A universalist is someone who believes that every human being whom God has created or will create will finally come to enjoy the everlasting salvation…

  Dennis Griffith

  March 10, 2011

  Apologetics, Theology

  J.I. Packer, Justin Taylor, Universalism, Universalist

• Hellacious Discussions

  I am coming to the dance late, but it appears the party is not yet over. So late may not be too late.  What party? Well, the  “Hell-acious” party that has been going on in the blogosphere. Apparently the debate was kicked off by Rob Bell and his new book titled: Love Wins.  Apparently the video…

  Dennis Griffith

  March 9, 2011

  Theology

  9 Marks, Doctrine of Hell, Greg Gilbert, Hell, James Hamilton, John Piper, Justin Taylor, Kevin DeYoung, Love Wins, Rob Bell, Tim Keller

• Gently Down Which Stream?

  Collin Hansen, Justin Taylor, and Owen Strachen discuss the re-emergence of Calvinism, the streams of the Reformed tradition, and the different faces of Evangelicalism.  Related post at Gospel Coalition: One Movement, Many Streams

  Dennis Griffith

  October 21, 2010

  Reformed Spirituality, Reformed Theology

  Calvinism, Collin Hansen, Evangelicalism, Justin Taylor, New Calvinism, Owen Strachen, Reformed Theology

• Gospel in Word and/or Deed

    For the past couple of days I’ve been involved in a discussion on Justin Taylor’s blog, Between Two Worlds.  The discussion was prompted when Justin posted a Tweeted quote from J.D. Greear: “Preach the Gospel; if necessary, use words” is like saying: “Tell me your phone number, if necessary use digits.” Greear’s clever and…

  Dennis Griffith

  January 12, 2010

  Evangelism, Ministry

  Evangelism, Francis of Assisi, Holistic Evangelism, Holistic Ministry, J.D. Greear, Justin Taylor, Social Gospel, word & deed

• Hume Offers Tiger Way Out of the Woods

  I’ve been a fan of Brit Hume ever since, during my college years, I saw him as a panelist of a debate for the 1984 Presidential Election.  The panelist preceding Hume asked a question to one of the candidates, who then essentially filabustered – he talked in non-sensical circles until his time had elapsed.  In his turn Brit…

  Dennis Griffith

  January 7, 2010

  Entertainment, Evangelism

  Between Two Worlds, Brit Hume, Christianity, faith, Forgivenss, forgivenss of sin, Fox News, Justin Taylor, Tiger Woods