Tag Archives: Nicene Creed

What if we returned to the ancient faith?

Posted on September 15, 2019 by Mel Wild

There’s a quiet revolution going on within the body of Christ; one that’s recovering ancient Christological truths that are setting us free from the powerless, humanistic, and deistic philosophies that have dominated Western theology since the Enlightenment. We’re recovering the … Continue reading →

Posted in Heaven on earth, Identity, Reformation, Sonship, Theology | Tagged atonement, C. Baxter Kruger, Christology, Intimacy with God, John Crowder, Nicene Creed, transformation, Trinity | 4 Comments

Why I don’t focus on eschatology

Posted on March 12, 2015 by Mel Wild

Eschatology is the study of the end times. It’s a worthy study and we should all understand what the Bible says about it. But it’s also the source of more divisiveness and fear-based theology than just about any other subject. … Continue reading →

Posted in Doctrine | Tagged Christianity, End Times, Eschatology, Left Behind, Nicene Creed | 23 Comments

Why I don’t like labels

Posted on February 8, 2015 by Mel Wild

We like to categorize and put labels on things. This isn’t bad, per se. Categorizing can help us make sense of things. But when we do so to dismiss or even demonize our brethren in Christ, that’s quite another thing. … Continue reading →