Author Archives: Steve Sensenig

The Unfortunate Side-Effects of the Doctrine of Inspiration

Posted on May 16, 2011 by Steve Sensenig

I tried to come up with a less-wordy title for this post, but simply couldn’t.  I considered replacing the word “unfortunate” with “unintended” because I really do think what I’m about to discuss is completely unintended by those who hold … Continue reading →

Posted in Doctrine, Scripture Interpretation | 9 Comments

Does “All” mean “All”?

Posted on April 8, 2011 by Steve Sensenig

I was typing a comment on a friend’s blog that ended up getting quite lengthy. I thought it might be more appropriate to post it here on my blog instead of clogging up his post with such a lengthy comment. … Continue reading →

Posted in Discussion Topics, Scripture Interpretation, The Gospel | 5 Comments

Oh, Was It Easter?

Posted on April 4, 2010 by Steve Sensenig

It’s been a long time since I posted on here (last July, I think, so almost nine months).  And the title of this first-in-a-long-time post is meant to be  somewhat tongue-in-cheek. The reality is that I was fully aware that … Continue reading →

Posted in American Christianity, Christian Behavior, Living It, Relationships | 8 Comments

What Would You Say?

Posted on July 8, 2009 by Steve Sensenig

Saw this tweet from a church pastor that I know personally.  This makes me sad on so many levels, but I will refrain from offering commentary on it. Just am curious what thoughts any of you have in response to … Continue reading →

Posted in Church, Discussion Topics, Ministry | 29 Comments

Does a Concept of Faith Blame the Victim?

Posted on April 27, 2009 by Steve Sensenig

In the most recent episode of “It’s Really That Simple” (the podcast that my lovely wife Christy and I co-host), Christy and I talked about our thought of simplicity in trusting God.  If you have a half-hour free, I’d encourage … Continue reading →

Posted in Beyond the Box, Christian Behavior, It's Really That Simple, Personal, Scripture Interpretation | 11 Comments