Jun
17
2008
In the NeoZine’s review of The Meeting House last year, the Emergent Church entered the discussion because Bruxy Cavey was using Brian McLaren’s endorsement in his new book. Dennis McCallum posted an extended comment which affirms that the Meeting House is not theologically-aligned with the Emergent Village. Dennis continues with a useful critique of the Emergent movement, which we now publish here in article format. He quotes from Driscoll, who will be speaking at the upcoming summer institute.
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Tags: emergent church
Jun
18
2008
We love our Reformed brethren like Mark Driscoll, guest speaker at XSI, but we wince at Reformed theology evangelism! (See John Piper’s eloquent sermon at Mars Hill.) Irregardless, it is useful to know some lively history of theology as NeoZine investigates “Reformed theology” and its implications today.
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Tags: ecclesiology, reformed theology
Jun
24
2008
A group of Gen-X Christian leaders are emerging (not Emergent) with innovative church-planting strategies and a refreshing, quasi-relevancy untypical for the old Reformed school of theology. In order to appreciate their (belated, but good) restlessness, we now continue to trace the development of this theology from part one in The Restless Reformed,
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Tags: church history, ecclesiology, reformed theology
Sep
05
2008
In The Dawn of Covenant Theology we described the rise of Reformed Theology and its distinctive characteristics, especially the phenomena of the Visible and Invisible Church. We now show how it further developed into a phenomena in church history we call Institutionalized Christianity.
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Tags: church history, ecclesiology
