We all want our walk of faith to be driven by “want to.” But as adults, we know that a life of faith is really driven by “ought to.” That is what sustains us, and helps to disciple others who are growing in the faith.
Webster’s life-long project of 'theological theology' could be said to be an expansion of a theological category many evangelicals would consider theologically-basic: holiness.
Is the doctrine of the Trinity found in the Scriptures? The answer to this question is vital.
The implicit language of Esther maintains the mystery of God’s sovereignty—a topic human beings naturally are unable to comprehend.
In this episode of Faculty Dialogues, Dr. David Rathel and Dr. Paul Wegner held a live discussion on their views on dispensationalism.
The dynamic interplay between Spirit and Word is essential for the Christian life. Dr. Iorg shares his continued learning about the Spirit and Word in personal transformation.
The libraries of leaders must include biographies. Dr. Iorg reflects upon his own personal and professional growth by reading this literary genre.
Biblical standards about gender, sexuality, and marriage are all connected. Dr. Iorg addresses the problem of Catholic priests in Germany planning to bless the unions of same-sex couples.
Part II - Dr. Iorg encourages believers by sharing one of the letters that a Gateway professor wrote to students who shared frustration over the state of their churches.
Dr. Iorg provides his reflections on the Chauvin verdict.