• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • About
  • Archives

Hobo Theology

Theology | Bible | Soul

Articles

What Is the Word of God

by Derek Leave a Comment

What are we talking about when we speak of the "Word of God"? The "Word of God" can refer to several different categories of divine expression. Theologians, like Grudem (2020), use something like the following categories: Decrees With decrees, God speaks to reality, if you will, speaking out what will happen. We see this in the creation account in Genesis. God says, … [Read more...] about What Is the Word of God

The Word for Better or Worse

by Derek Leave a Comment

John Frame (2010) issues a startling warning worth our consideration: β€œThe power of the word brings wonderful blessings to those who hear in faith, with a disposition to obey. But it hardens those who hear it with indifference, resistance, rebellion. In considering this biblical teaching, I often warn my seminary students to pay heed to what God is telling us here. For … [Read more...] about The Word for Better or Worse

Sad Alone

by Derek Leave a Comment

Two observations on grief... First, everyone grieves differently. Some take it head on. Some become angry. Some are engulfed in tears. Some are helped by looking at pictures. Others cannot stand the sight of pictures. Some need people around them. Some need alone time. Some grieve right away. Others unravel their grief gradually, over weeks and months and years. Others … [Read more...] about Sad Alone

Sabbath on Time

by Derek 3 Comments

What do we make of the Sabbath command in the Ten Commandments? Is it still binding? So many thoughts out there. J.I. Packer, in Growing in Christ, says Sabbath observance probably existed before its codification in the Ten Commandments. Packer cites three reasons: Nevertheless, the question remains: Is the Sabbath still in effect for Christians? Packer … [Read more...] about Sabbath on Time

I Happen to Like New York

by Derek 4 Comments

I happen to like New York. (No offense, Hackensack.) My fascination with the big apple began in college. I took a week-long course, in December of 2001, that consisted of attending Broadway shows and writing an essay for each. It was a delightful week, and I caught the big city bug. The energy, the crowds, the feeling that you were somewhere, the skyline, the … [Read more...] about I Happen to Like New York

« Previous Page
Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

just one beggar
telling another beggar
where to find bread

Join the Journey

Sign up to receive articles directly in your inbox. Unsubscribe anytime.

Copyright Hobo Theology © 2025