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Theological Perspectives   -   Apr 07, 2025 Schleiermacher and the Ruin of American Christianity: The Theologian Who Fathered Modern Liberalism
Schleiermacher and the Ruin of American Christianity: The Theologian Who Fathered Modern Liberalism

In the landscape of Christian thought, few figures appear as deceptively noble—and devastating—as Friedrich Schleiermacher. Applauded by academics as a brilliant theologian and revered in liberal Protestant circles as a reformer, Schleiermacher was, in truth, a theological arsonist.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Theological Perspectives   -   Apr 04, 2025 Heaven Is Not the End: What the Bible Really Says About Our Eternal Home
Heaven Is Not the End: What the Bible Really Says About Our Eternal Home

Is heaven the final destination? Will we have bodies? Will we recognize each other? Is our eternal future spiritual, physical—or something else entirely?

by Dr. Tim Orr
Gospel Mission   -   Apr 03, 2025 Rushing the Process: Why We Must Be Cautious in Elevating Muslim Background Believers into Leadership Too Quickly
Rushing the Process: Why We Must Be Cautious in Elevating Muslim Background Believers into Leadership Too Quickly

A consistent tendency among Christian leaders—often with the best intentions—is to elevate MBBs into leadership positions far too quickly. Perhaps it’s because their stories inspire.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Evangelical Insights   -   Apr 02, 2025 How the Gospel Healed My Deepest Wounds
How the Gospel Healed My Deepest Wounds

For most of my life, I carried wounds that no one could see—wounds buried so deep they shaped the way I thought about everything: God, myself, and others. These weren’t the kind of wounds you bandage or explain away with a story that makes people feel comfortable.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Evangelical Insights   -   Apr 01, 2025 When Grace Doesn’t Sink In: The Tragic Cost of an Unbelieved Gospel
When Grace Doesn’t Sink In: The Tragic Cost of an Unbelieved Gospel

This tragedy teaches us that it's entirely possible to say we believe the gospel while inwardly living by our performance, reputation, or role in the church. We may sing “Amazing Grace” on Sunday, but we rely on our own faithfulness Monday through Saturday.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Schleiermacher and the Ruin of American Christianity: The Theologian Who Fathered Modern Liberalism
Theological Perspectives   -   Apr 07, 2025 Schleiermacher and the Ruin of American Christianity: The Theologian Who Fathered Modern Liberalism

In the landscape of Christian thought, few figures appear as deceptively noble—and devastating—as Friedrich Schleiermacher. Applauded by academics as a brilliant theologian and revered in liberal Protestant circles as a reformer, Schleiermacher was, in truth, a theological arsonist.

by Dr. Tim Orr
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Theological Perspectives   -   Apr 07, 2025 Schleiermacher and the Ruin of American Christianity: The Theologian Who Fathered Modern Liberalism
Schleiermacher and the Ruin of American Christianity: The Theologian Who Fathered Modern Liberalism

In the landscape of Christian thought, few figures appear as deceptively noble—and devastating—as Friedrich Schleiermacher. Applauded by academics as a brilliant theologian and revered in liberal Protestant circles as a reformer, Schleiermacher was, in truth, a theological arsonist.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Apr 06, 2025 Why Calvary Community Church Matters: A Black Church’s Vital Role in Columbus, Indiana
Why Calvary Community Church Matters: A Black Church’s Vital Role in Columbus, Indiana

By Dr. Tim Orr This article of mine first appeared in the Republic Newspaper. In a city like Columbus, Indiana—

by Dr. Tim Orr
Theological Perspectives   -   Apr 05, 2025 When Love Warns: A Christian Reflection on Hell
When Love Warns: A Christian Reflection on Hell

Hell. It’s one of those words that can stop a conversation cold. Some hear it and scoff. Others wince. Still others avoid thinking about it altogether. But for Christians, hell isn’t just a theological footnote—it’s a sobering reality woven throughout the Bible.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Theological Perspectives   -   Apr 04, 2025 Heaven Is Not the End: What the Bible Really Says About Our Eternal Home
Heaven Is Not the End: What the Bible Really Says About Our Eternal Home

Is heaven the final destination? Will we have bodies? Will we recognize each other? Is our eternal future spiritual, physical—or something else entirely?

by Dr. Tim Orr
Gospel Mission   -   Apr 03, 2025 Rushing the Process: Why We Must Be Cautious in Elevating Muslim Background Believers into Leadership Too Quickly
Rushing the Process: Why We Must Be Cautious in Elevating Muslim Background Believers into Leadership Too Quickly

A consistent tendency among Christian leaders—often with the best intentions—is to elevate MBBs into leadership positions far too quickly. Perhaps it’s because their stories inspire.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Evangelical Insights   -   Apr 02, 2025 How the Gospel Healed My Deepest Wounds
How the Gospel Healed My Deepest Wounds

For most of my life, I carried wounds that no one could see—wounds buried so deep they shaped the way I thought about everything: God, myself, and others. These weren’t the kind of wounds you bandage or explain away with a story that makes people feel comfortable.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Evangelical Insights   -   Apr 01, 2025 When Grace Doesn’t Sink In: The Tragic Cost of an Unbelieved Gospel
When Grace Doesn’t Sink In: The Tragic Cost of an Unbelieved Gospel

This tragedy teaches us that it's entirely possible to say we believe the gospel while inwardly living by our performance, reputation, or role in the church. We may sing “Amazing Grace” on Sunday, but we rely on our own faithfulness Monday through Saturday.

by Dr. Tim Orr
Evangelical Insights   -   Mar 31, 2025 I Never Felt at Home in My Own Culture — And That Was God's Gift to Me
I Never Felt at Home in My Own Culture — And That Was God's Gift to Me

I grew up around people who looked like me but never felt like I belonged. My own culture felt like a jacket that never quite fit. I wore it because I had to. But it always felt tight in the shoulders, awkward at the seams.

by Dr. Tim Orr
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