Seedbed, Author at pursueGOD.org

Historic Creeds of Christianity

Explore the ancient creeds by which Christians long ago defined the contours of biblical truth in light of questions circulating in the early church – questions that still face us today.

Should Christians Read Fantasy Fiction?

Dungeons & Dragons. The Lord of the Rings. Game of Thrones. How should Christians approach fantasy stories?

Why We Pray

Why do Christians pray? How can we get better at it? It’s a privilege, a priority, and a challenge.

What Is a New Testament Apostle?

The term “apostle” has different uses in the Bible. It can refer to people who have seen the risen Jesus, or to those sent by churches as missionaries.

The Apostles’ Creed

One of the most ancient expressions of faith, the Apostles’ Creed reminds us the centrality of Jesus Christ and the gifts of God for his people.

The Nicene Creed

The Nicene Creed grapples with the nature of Jesus Christ. It affirms that Jesus is not a created being, and as God in flesh, he is capable of securing our salvation.

The Creed of Constantinople

The Creed of Constantinople defines the deity of each of the three persons of the Trinity, and their relationship to each other, in a framework the church has used since that time.

The Creed of Chalcedon

We benefit today from how early Christians wrestled with the relationship between Jesus’ humanity and deity.

Justification by Faith

Justification by grace through faith erases past sins and gives encouragement for present struggles.

What Is the Atonement?

What does it take for sinful people to be “at one” with God?

Who Is God? God as Trinity

Confused by the Trinity? Learn the very basics of God’s triune nature, and why it matters so much.

What Is Prevenient Grace?

John Wesley taught that God extends his grace freely to all of humanity to overcome their “total depravity.” What does this mean?

Author: Seedbed