By Bruce Tallman Our contemporary world is characterized by awareness of evolutionary and historical processes; science and technology; rapid change and uncertainty; diversity in sexuality, race, and religion; awareness of …
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Park Road Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC Russ and Amy Jacks Dean and the Park Road Baptist Church hosted an amazing open and relational theology conference Sept. 5-7, 2025. Many of …
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By Greg Hoover Preface This catechism is written for seekers desiring to know God through the lens of uncontrolling love—a love that never coerces but always works for the flourishing …
On the Therapeutic and Missional Dimensions of Divine Trust By Patrick Wilson With reference to Scripture and recent Christian thought, this essay explores two complementary but distinct ways in which …
By Greg Hoover This essay provides a soulful roadmap of spiritual growth through the stages of Conditional Love, Unrequited Love, and Uncontrolling Love—guiding us from fear to freedom, from certainty …
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A two-volume collection of essays exploring amipotence has been published by SacraSage Press. The first volume includes essays in support and essays in criticism of amipotence. The second volume features …
John B. Cobb, Jr. February 9, 1925 to December 26, 2024 My last email from John Cobb was Nov. 30, exactly one month ago today, in which he wrote: “I will fade …
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By Greg Hoover Addiction is a pervasive and challenging issue affecting millions worldwide. Traditional approaches to overcoming addiction often involve a combination of medical treatment, therapy, and support groups. However, …
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Robert D. Cornwall, Ph.D. Note: An abridged version of this paper was shared at the June 2024 Online American Academy of Religion meeting. This was one of three papers shared …
