Why Did Dr. Filimão Chambo Connect Biblical Discipleship With Material Possessions?
Dr. Filimão M. Chambo’s doctoral research connects material possessions with Christian discipleship. Examining Luke and Acts, I consider why generosity, honesty, and the use of economic power matter to faith—and why they must never be confused with earning salvation.
Can ‘No One Can Snatch Them’ Answer the Question Hebrews 6 Is Asking?
Can a Christian lose salvation? Hebrews 6 and John 10 place serious warnings about falling away beside Christ’s promise of security.
The Wesleyan Anatomy of Almost: How a Person Can Look Christian Without Being Altogether Christian
John Wesley’s The Almost Christian asks a searching question: can a person look deeply Christian and still lack the faith and love that make Christian life whole?
When the Sign Becomes the Standard
Speaking in tongues is part of the New Testament story, but the deeper question is whether tongues should become the standard evidence of Spirit baptism.
The Ezer Nobody Expected: Why One Ancient Word Still Disturbs Our Ideas About Women
Reclaiming Eve raises challenging questions about ezer, women’s identity and calling, Scripture, ministry, and how Christians understand women in God’s kingdom.
Five Questions Reclaiming Eve Leaves at the Door of the Church
Reclaiming Eve raises deeper questions about women’s identity, calling, ministry, Scripture, and how the church understands God’s kingdom.
The Afterlife of a Theologian: How William Greathouse’s Holiness Questions Still Belong to the Church
William M Greathouse was more than a Nazarene leader. His writing and teaching on holiness continue to raise questions worth asking about Christian life and theology.
The Archaeology of Greathouse’s Theology: Digging Through Spirit, Holiness, Scripture, and Wesley
William Greathouse’s theology brings the Holy Spirit, holiness, Scripture, Christian perfection, and Wesley into one sustained theological conversation.
Seven Years With Wesley: What William Greathouse Was Teaching Nazarenes About Their Holiness Heritage
William Greathouse spent seven years teaching Wesley at Nazarene Theological Seminary. His work raises a deeper question about how Nazarenes receive and live their holiness heritage.
The Theology of Borrowed Freedom: When Grace Makes Choice Possible
A reflection on how Nazarene theology holds human choice, moral responsibility, and prevenient grace together without treating human freedom as independence from God.