Listen on Spotify Main Idea: To equip you to understand the Bible better in private and public study. This workshop was originally given at Truth and Grace Mennonite Church on February 15, 2026.
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How to Study Your Bible – Part Three
Main Idea: To equip you to understand the Bible better in private and public study. This workshop was originally given at Truth and Grace Mennonite Church on January 4, 2026.
How to Study Your Bible – Part Two
Main Idea: To equip you to understand the Bible better in private and public study. This workshop was originally given at Truth and Grace Mennonite Church on November 2, 2025. Because there was review at the beginning and Q&A at the end, the teaching portion is shorter than part one.
What is Dispensationalism? A Brief Introduction
I had intended to move on to other topics after publishing a pair of articles on dispensationalism and covenantalism. But I’ve received a fair amount of feedback from those articles, which revealed that not everyone has the same idea of what constitutes dispensationalism. So I decided to write another article outlining some basic features just … Continue reading What is Dispensationalism? A Brief Introduction
How to Study Your Bible – Part One
Main Idea: To equip you to understand the Bible better in private and public study. This workshop was originally given at Truth and Grace Mennonite Church on October 12, 2025.
My Concerns with Dispensationalism
In the previous article in this column I covered a few of my concerns with Covenant Theology. That included an overview of each view and the differences, which I will not rehash at length here. In short, both covenantalism and dispensationalism are meta-systems (whole-Bible theologies) for understanding the overarching storyline of the Bible. Proponents of … Continue reading My Concerns with Dispensationalism
My Concerns with Covenant Theology
Dispensationalism and Covenant Theology[1] are two theological systems which govern how we interpret the overall storyline of Scripture. Each seeks to describe how God’s redemptive purposes unfold through history. These are “whole-Bible theologies,”[2] ways of understanding God’s redemptive purposes throughout Scripture. Anyone who has seriously studied the Bible belongs somewhere in one of these camps, … Continue reading My Concerns with Covenant Theology