Doctrinal Issues & Debates

My Theology and My View of Technology

My Theology and My Sense of Mission

My Theology and My Approach to Pain

My Theology and My Calling

Thinking Theologically

My Theology and My Engagement with Pop Culture

How Jesus Did Theology

Thinking Theologically Changes Everything

Too Many Lawyers

Have You Ever Seen an Angel?

Just Enough Scaffolding

How can Christian churches pursue unity without compromising their convictions? Mark A. Taylor reflects on insights from Bob Russell, Rick Grover, and Paul Blowers about Restoration Movement identity…

Extending a Hand and Standing Firm

Can Christians pursue unity without compromising biblical convictions? Mark A. Taylor reflects on fellowship, doctrinal differences, and the call to work together while standing firm on Scripture.

“Not the Only Christians”

Are we the only Christians? Robert Oldham Fife explores baptism, salvation, and God's grace, challenging believers to remain faithful to Scripture while recognizing the work of Christ beyond…

Which Do You Perceive as the Bigger Danger? . . .

Is excessive exclusivity or the loss of biblical distinctiveness a greater threat to Christian churches? Leaders from the Restoration Movement discuss Christian unity, baptism, the Lord's Supper, and…

Ships in the Night?

As evangelical churches embrace biblical baptism and other Restoration Movement practices, Christian church leaders ask whether their own congregations are drifting from the convictions that once distinguished them.