by Stephen A. Luther, MEd, MSEd, LPC | Jul 7, 2022 | NuWELL
Oftentimes we hear theologians use “BIG” words that we pretend to understand to avoid embarrassment. Or maybe that’s just me? Everyone else just “knows.” Anyways, one of those terms that have confused me is the term, “Inerrancy.” We use the term inerrancy to describe...
by Stephen A. Luther, MEd, MSEd, LPC | Jul 7, 2022 | NuWELL
General and special revelation By Stephen A. Luther, MEd, MSEd, LPC · Reviewed October 29, 2026 · 9 min read A mountain view can fill you with awe. A guilty conscience can make you aware that right and wrong are more than preferences. Then you open the Bible and meet...
by Stephen A. Luther, MEd, MSEd, LPC | Jul 7, 2022 | NuWELL
Primary and secondary doctrines By Stephen A. Luther, MEd, MSEd, LPC · Reviewed October 29, 2026 · 9 min read Two Christians open the same Bible and reach different conclusions about baptism, church leadership, spiritual gifts, or the timing of Christ’s return. One...
by Stephen A. Luther, MEd, MSEd, LPC | Jul 7, 2022 | NuWELL
In studying theology, we must initially consider what our assumptions are, and what our presuppositions are concerning our faith. This awareness or the act of being awake to our own beliefs (prior to the study) will help us to understand our biases and therefore lead...
by Stephen A. Luther, MEd, MSEd, LPC | Jul 6, 2022 | NuWELL
As observed in the introduction to these studies on theology, it is important to have a heart fully captured by God, which stimulates the desire to study Scripture, or His inerrant Word (without error, infallible), to get to know and love Him personally, and to better...
