The starting place of the gospel is that we are already included, and it is our choice whether to live in that relationship.

In this interview, Dr. Kruger explains that Jesus is the center of all things, and God's plan for our adoption, planned before the foundation of the world.

In this interview, Dr. McGrath discusses his journey into the study of science and theology, his discovery of C. S. Lewis, and other issues.

Dr. Kettler discusses the ministry and theology of the late Ray Anderson.

Dr. George Hunsinger talks about his work examining the theology of the Eucharist across different Christian heritages.

The Word of God is threefold: Jesus Christ is the living Word, the Bible is the written word, and preaching is the spoken word.

It’s important to keep our focus on Christ and the relational nature of the eucharist; it can serve to break down denominational barriers.

People like to talk about the potential of salvation, but the Bible refers to the actuality of salvation.

Colossians 3:3 has been called a decisive verse for the New Testament. Our lives in Christ are real, and yet can’t always be seen..

Dr. Kettler discusses how theology affects the average person, the importance of Jesus’ humanity, and how we share in the faith of Christ.