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Articles by Chet Harvey
He Gets Us? Don’t Minimize the Actions of Jesus
culture Chet Harvey | February 19, 2024 Occasionally, there are movements within evangelical Christianity that emphasize the importance of following Jesus’ words in the Gospels. In the early 2000s, authors and pastors that aligned with the emerging church/Emergent Village, Red Letter Christians, Advent Conspiracy, Youth Specialties, and other evangelical groups urged Christians to pay heed to the actual teachings of Jesus.
Become a Theological Myth Buster
‘Urban Legends of Theology’ is a profoundly useful book for a wide audience. Pastors and seasoned saints can, like I have, become overconfident that they wouldn’t fall prey to urban legends, especially if they’ve spent years in theological study. This book can also serve the church well as an early introduction to theological thinking.
Review: ‘Urban Legends of Theology’ by Michael Wittmer
“God will never give me more than I can handle.” The grieving spouse sighed in resignation as we sat together preparing for a funeral. The moment didn’t call for theological precision, so I turned the conversation to prayer; however, I left the room saddened by the reliance on a theological urban legend during a time of loss. God’s Word has so much more for us than these common misconceptions allow.
It’s Time to Reconsider Theological Education
This is the beginning of a series of articles about the scripturally ordered, spiritually vital, yet sometimes tenuous relationship between theological education and the church. Having already broken at least one writing convention, permit me to break a few more: You should know that I write as a product of and a practitioner in both the church and the seminary. I was raised in the church from childhood, and I now lead a church as a shepherd of the people whom God has entrusted to my care.
3 ways smartphone usage can distort our perceptions | ERLC
Several years ago, The New Yorker published their weekly magazine with what can only be described as a damning photo. On the magazine’s 90th anniversary cover (one of nine), the issue depicted a man holding a phone in what’s become a sadly ubiquitous posture.
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