Monthly Archives: December 2007

Some Personal Experiences

Posted on December 12, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

In the fascinating discussion regarding healing, Scott asked for some first-hand experiences. I have been reticent to share the following experiences because they are personal. Yet, I think the time is right to include them in the discussion as my … Continue reading →

Posted in Personal | 21 Comments

More About Miracles, Thorns, and Job’s Theology

Posted on December 11, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

There have been very interesting discussions taking place both here in the comments on this blog and over at Scott’s in relation to the recent posts Scott and I wrote. I have been away from my computer for most of … Continue reading →

Posted in Doctrine, Scripture Interpretation | 13 Comments

Miracles — Primarily First Century?

Posted on December 10, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

In response to my “You Might Be Misrepresenting God” post, Scott Roche and I have been engaged in what is turning out to be the continuation (no pun intended, Scott!) of an unfinished conversation from earlier in the fall. Scott’s … Continue reading →

Posted in American Christianity, Doctrine, Scripture Interpretation | 10 Comments

Oh, No…I’ve Caused Someone to Stumble!

Posted on December 5, 2007 by Steve Sensenig

Way back in early March of this year, I created a small bit of controversy in what resulted in the heaviest traffic this blog had ever seen. On one day (March 7), I received 396 page loads. (For those of … Continue reading →

Posted in Blog News and Info, Lighter Side | 24 Comments