Here’s the Explore the Bible Sunday School lesson commentary for Nov. 10, written by Robert Olsen, Ph.D., associate professor of Christian studies at the University of Mobile.
“Thinking about the doctrine of sanctification is as good a place as any to remind ourselves that good theology is not merely theoretical but also experiential,” writes Jerry Batson.
In Brenna Blain’s new book “Can I Say That? How Unsafe Questions Lead Us to the Real God,” she asks these questions and more.
Kevin Hamm and Jerry Watts are both pastors with a passion for revival in the Church. They collaborated on a slim but powerful volume titled “The Repentance Road to Revival” about the vital role of repentance in spiritual awakening …
“How can it be that the easier life gets, the more stressful it becomes? Clearly, peace is not connected to how much work you do,” Ken Lass writes.
In the introduction to Phylicia Masonheimer’s new book, “Every Home a Foundation: Experiencing God Through Your Everyday Routines,” she shares ways that readers can be equipped to use their homes to “love others well.”
This week we move on to think of salvation in terms of its continuation throughout a lifetime. The theological term for the progression of the Christian life is “sanctification,” notes Jerry Batson.
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