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“Die Before You Die”: C.S. Lewis and Cruciformity

Posted July 12, 2016October 12, 2020 GuestPosted in church, doctrine, New Testament, TheoMisc Blog

What I’ve found is that at the centre of C.S. Lewis’ spiritual theology as we see it in his letters, his fiction, his apologetic work, and his literary criticism, is an understanding of cruciformity…

Joshua and Violence (Part 7): Jesus Resolves

Posted June 22, 2016October 12, 2020 Matt LynchPosted in Old Testament, Study, TheoMisc Blog

Over the last 7 posts I’ve asked how we might read Joshua in a way that’s faithful to the story of Jesus. I’ve suggested at least 5 different facets of Joshua that give me hope for that possibility.

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Brad Jersak – A More Christlike God: A More Beautiful Gospel

Posted April 11, 2016October 12, 2020 Brad JersakPosted in WTCLive!

This episode of WTCLive comes to you from the student pub at WTC’s student residential (January 2016). Lucy Peppiatt and Matt Lynch discuss Brad’s recent book A More Christlike God: A More Beautiful Gospel (Plain Truth Ministries, 2015). Brad explains his journey toward writing this book, and how his perspective developed. Hear Matt, Lucy and […]

Talking Heads 4: Husbands and Wives

Posted February 20, 2016October 12, 2020 Lucy PeppiattPosted in doctrine, family, New Testament, TheoMisc Blog

We could just ignore it, which I think many husbands and wives in practice, just do. It’s basically what my husband and I have done for nearly 26 years now.

Talking Heads 3: Hierarchy & the Trinity

Posted February 18, 2016October 12, 2020 Lucy PeppiattPosted in doctrine, New Testament, TheoMisc Blog

God does not ‘rule over’ Christ and let’s not adopt lordship as a concept within the Trinity, because the Father is not the Lord of the Son.

Talking Heads 2: 1 Cor 11:3

Posted February 16, 2016October 19, 2020 Lucy PeppiattPosted in doctrine, New Testament, TheoMisc Blog

In the next three posts, I’m going to explore what Paul might have meant by using the term ‘kephale’ in 1 Cor 11:3 in relation to the idea of kephale as ‘cornerstone’ from Eph 5.

Talking Heads 1: Cornerstone

Posted February 10, 2016October 12, 2020 Lucy PeppiattPosted in doctrine, New Testament, TheoMisc Blog

A headstone or cornerstone, is usually of immense size and holds a whole building together. It acts as a foundation, and one upon which all the other stones will be set.

The Two Wills of Christ Part 3

Posted December 8, 2015October 12, 2020 Lucy PeppiattPosted in doctrine, TheoMisc Blog

This is the fourth post in a series. For part one click here, part two click here, and part three click here. ‘Since the children have flesh and blood, he too shared in their humanity so that by his death he might break the power of him who holds the power of death – that is, the […]

The Two Wills of Christ (Part 2): More ideas to die for

Posted December 2, 2015October 12, 2020 Lucy PeppiattPosted in doctrine, TheoMisc Blog

This is the third post in a series. For part one click here, and part two click here. The Two Wills… In this post, I’ll explain a bit more about how Maximus saw the two wills functioning in the one person of Christ. Some of the problems with this idea could be: Did it mean that […]

The Two Wills of Christ (Part 1): Ideas to die for

Posted November 19, 2015October 12, 2020 Lucy PeppiattPosted in doctrine

What has this passion to do with the two wills of Christ?

This probably still sounds so like an abstract philosophical debate, and to be honest, it’s going to sound worse before it sounds better…

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