Christopher L Scott

Coming out November 18… these’ll make a great set for personal study, one-on-one mentoring, small group, church-based training, or undergrad theology.

Theology 101: Beware of Christian influencers who lead where they haven’t followed, teach when they haven’t learned, write what they haven’t read, and preach what they haven’t lived.

“Love your enemies. Except, of course, people who don’t like politicians you like, or people who like politicians you don’t like—you can hate them,” said Jesus never.

This is not your grandfather’s eschatology. This is your great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grandfather’s eschatology. a.co/d/fMQ3gB3

Our theology of love is defined by how we actually treat people, not by how many verses we can quote, love languages we know, or Hebrew and Greek terms we can pronounce.

Coming soon...

Theology 101: Our slugfest against sin will go on for the rest of our lives, but God grants the grace to endure not just ten rounds but ten thousand.

Theology 101: Among the early church fathers, there are more teachings similar to dispensational premillennial theology than to theonomic postmillennial theology—and it’s not even close.

Theology 101: In Christian service, you’re never “over-qualified for that.”

Theology 101: Failure to distinguish between Scripture and one’s interpretation of Scripture—what God says and what people say God says—has done great damage to the body of Christ.