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Archive for the ‘Contemporary Ethics’ Category
8 Jul 2021
The Gospel is about the Stuff of the World
Author: Bobby Valentine | Filed under: Amos, Christian hope, Church, Contemporary Ethics, Discipleship, Ephesians, Gnosticism, Kingdom, Mission, Politics, Race Relations, Salvation, Unity28 May 2021
God Did Not Condemn Bathsheba: Becoming a Grace Cultured Church for Women
Author: Bobby Valentine | Filed under: Church, Contemporary Ethics, Discipleship, Grace, Love, Ministry, Women30 Mar 2021
Sabbath: Setting the Slaves Free, Remembering the Slaves
Author: Bobby Valentine | Filed under: Black History, Christian hope, Contemporary Ethics, Deuteronomy, Grace, Hebrew Bible, Jesus, Mission, Politics, Race Relations, Sabbath, Slavery13 Jan 2021
Four Commitments for Troubled Political Times
Author: Bobby Valentine | Filed under: American Empire, Baptism, Bobby's World, Church, Contemporary Ethics, Culture, Discipleship, Politics9 Dec 2020
As the King Goes, So Goes the People: Reflecting on Kings & Presidents
Author: Bobby Valentine | Filed under: American Empire, Bobby's World, Contemporary Ethics, Culture, Politics5 Oct 2020
With a Book in a Nook and Systemic Racism
Author: Bobby Valentine | Filed under: American Empire, Black History, Contemporary Ethics, Culture, Discipleship, Race Relations, Reading23 Sep 2020
September 23, 1667, A Day of Infamy: Trading Baptism for Slavery
Author: Bobby Valentine | Filed under: American Empire, Baptism, Black History, Church, Contemporary Ethics, Culture, Discipleship, Race Relations21 Sep 2020
“I Ain’t Guilty:” Claims of Historical Innocence in Light of Biblical Theology
Author: Bobby Valentine | Filed under: Bible, Contemporary Ethics, Discipleship, Exegesis, Hebrew Bible, Jewish Backgrounds, Race Relations7 Aug 2020