Blog Articles

I used to think that it mattered greatly what words I used and how I strung them together when I spoke to God. I used to copy words or ...

Robert Falconer holds degrees in architecture and theology. He is the Head of Research and Publishing, here at the South African Theological Seminary. His primary research interests are Architectonic ...

In 2019, Amber had worked a double shift as a police officer. She came home to her apartment exhausted and accidently entered the wrong apartment, one floor directly above ...

A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor – Franklin D. Roosevelt. Maritime environments can be challenging. A skilled sailor has to consider the wind, the waves, ocean currents, ...

I am a planner and organizer by nature. Whether I am solving a day-to-day problem or reaching for a dream, I like to fully understand the challenge ahead of ...

Martin Luther King Jr, a Baptist pastor, led the civil rights movement in the 1960s in a way that made the world pause and listen.  Based on Christian principles ...

Part 1 of this Blog series evaluated the Universalist contention that the atoning death of Christ will eventually save all humanity—Inclusivity—as opposed to traditional Evangelic Christianity, which maintains the ...

In an age of denial of “absolute moral truth,” how can Christians, in this day and age, maintain their claim that salvation is only found in Jesus Christ? Did ...

The Old Testament Apocrypha comprise books, fragments of books, and alternative versions that are considered deuterocanonical by some (the Greek Orthodox Church) and “useful to read” by others (Martin ...

I have sometimes felt out of place, like I don’t quite fit in. At school, I was intelligent, sporty, and musical, but was never really part of the ‘in’ ...