I will be in Fort Collins, Colorado next weekend (Sept 7-9) speaking on Saturday.  I you are interested in joining us, here are the contact details.  www.fathershousefc.com 970-402-0747.

Saints win the Super Bowl! Who Dat? Even the Calvinists are in—though they won't believe it for a while.

If you haven't yet, be sure to check out these podcasts of Baxter Kruger and Paul Young from Grace Communion International! There is both video and audio available for download. Then be sure to post a comment and let us know what you think.

These lectures from the 1999 Tabor College Intensive in Adelaide, Australia give a sweeping and inspiring, yet very practical vision of the relationship between the Father, Son and Spirit and the human race. Dr. Kruger begins with the great dance of life shared by the Father, Son and Spirit and interprets creation, the fall of Adam, the beginning of redemption in Israel and the incarnate work of Christ in the light of the eternal purpose of God for our adoption. This is beautiful theology. The ongoing Q & A makes you feel that you are present and your own questions are being answered. (Lectures 1-4 of this series are available here. For the remaining 19 lectures in the series, subscribe at www.perichoresis.org.)

These lectures from the 1999 Tabor College Intensive in Adelaide, Australia give a sweeping and inspiring, yet very practical vision of the relationship between the Father, Son and Spirit and the human race. Dr. Kruger begins with the great dance of life shared by the Father, Son and Spirit and interprets creation, the fall of Adam, the beginning of redemption in Israel and the incarnate work of Christ in the light of the eternal purpose of God for our adoption. This is beautiful theology. The ongoing Q & A makes you feel that you are present and your own questions are being answered. (Lectures 1-4 of this series are available here. For the remaining 19 lectures in the series, subscribe at www.perichoresis.org.)

These lectures from the 1999 Tabor College Intensive in Adelaide, Australia give a sweeping and inspiring, yet very practical vision of the relationship between the Father, Son and Spirit and the human race. Dr. Kruger begins with the great dance of life shared by the Father, Son and Spirit and interprets creation, the fall of Adam, the beginning of redemption in Israel and the incarnate work of Christ in the light of the eternal purpose of God for our adoption. This is beautiful theology. The ongoing Q & A makes you feel that you are present and your own questions are being answered. (Lectures 1-4 of this series are available here. For the remaining 19 lectures in the series, subscribe at www.perichoresis.org.)

These lectures from the 1999 Tabor College Intensive in Adelaide, Australia give a sweeping and inspiring, yet very practical vision of the relationship between the Father, Son and Spirit and the human race. Dr. Kruger begins with the great dance of life shared by the Father, Son and Spirit and interprets creation, the fall of Adam, the beginning of redemption in Israel and the incarnate work of Christ in the light of the eternal purpose of God for our adoption. This is beautiful theology. The ongoing Q & A makes you feel that you are present and your own questions are being answered. (Lectures 1-4 of this series are available here. For the remaining 19 lectures in the series, subscribe at www.perichoresis.org.)

This series offers a great introduction to both the work of C. S. Lewis and to Trinitarian Theology. In this lecture, Dr. Kruger discusses "From Ghosts to Persons". For more from this fascinating series, visit www.perichoresis.org.

The human heart longs for meaning and purpose. We are not made to live for ourselves. Meaninglessness is too great a burden to bear. But why are we here and what is our life about? In this series Dr. Kruger sets forward the fact that we are all included in the Triune life of God and this inclusion is the source of our longing. We are not here by accident. We are not the product of random processes that just happened to lead to our existence. We are here by plan and purpose of the Triune God. The deepest longing of our hearts is to be known by the Father himself, and not just known but loved and cherished and appreciated. There is no human happiness until we see ourselves so loved and cherished and indeed ‘appreciated’ by the Father himself. And that is who we truly are. This series is simple, powerful and inspiring.

The human heart longs for meaning and purpose. We are not made to live for ourselves. Meaninglessness is too great a burden to bear. But why are we here and what is our life about? In this series Dr. Kruger sets forward the fact that we are all included in the Triune life of God and this inclusion is the source of our longing. We are not here by accident. We are not the product of random processes that just happened to lead to our existence. We are here by plan and purpose of the Triune God. The deepest longing of our hearts is to be known by the Father himself, and not just known but loved and cherished and appreciated. There is no human happiness until we see ourselves so loved and cherished and indeed ‘appreciated’ by the Father himself. And that is who we truly are. This series is simple, powerful and inspiring.

The human heart longs for meaning and purpose. We are not made to live for ourselves. Meaninglessness is too great a burden to bear. But why are we here and what is our life about? In this series Dr. Kruger sets forward the fact that we are all included in the Triune life of God and this inclusion is the source of our longing. We are not here by accident. We are not the product of random processes that just happened to lead to our existence. We are here by plan and purpose of the Triune God. The deepest longing of our hearts is to be known by the Father himself, and not just known but loved and cherished and appreciated. There is no human happiness until we see ourselves so loved and cherished and indeed ‘appreciated’ by the Father himself. And that is who we truly are. This series is simple, powerful and inspiring.