As a seminary professor, I find Isaac Watts questions for Divinity students printed below, which he wrote in 1813, to be just as relevant today. These questions for students to put to their own conscience
What we celebrate at Christmas is a repudiation of racism and all forms of ethnocentric superiority and segregation. Jesus of Nazareth was a Jew, born of the Virgin Mary, and his adoptive father Joseph was
Dr. David Prince is a proud son of Alabama. Read why he loves the South.
The Old Testament has been referred to as the master problem of theology because of the hermeneutical challenges and subsequent trickle down implications for faith and practice. The contemporary church suffers from a dearth of
I recently posted an article “Should we only forgive those who repent?” The article stimulated some helpful discussion and I thought my answer to the following question regarding how individual forgiveness works in relation to
I preached a sermon on forgiveness from Luke 17:1-10 and received the following question afterward and thought the answer might be helpful to others. Question: I have heard it taught that if a person does
Dr. David Prince responds to the recent Joel Pett cartoon and subsequent defense of the cartoon by Mr. Pett and the Lexington Herald-Leader.
Dr. David Prince offers a short review of Logos 6.
Is your church doing too many good things? Dr. David Prince encourages your church to stop doing some good things, in order that your church might be even more effective at the most important things.
Moralism is the attempt to obey or impose the ethical commands of the Bible abstracted from the gospel of Jesus Christ. Much preaching in Christian churches is simply a collection of legalistic moralisms. No