Greg Boyd

Hello friends, I plan on getting back to the problem of violence in the Old Testament soon, but today I want to share a marvelous experience I had last week. About eight months ago I…

Over the last few months I’ve had at least a dozen people tell me I needed to read the novel The Shack by William P. Young. “It’s your theology in narrative form,” one person told…

In the previous post my friend Michael Heiser offered clarifications to points where he felt I misunderstood and misrepresented his position. In this post I’d like to share a dialogue between Michael and I that…

In my last post I reviewed chapters from my friend Michael Heiser’s forthcoming book, The Myth That Is True. He wrote me a response pointing out several areas where I seem to have misunderstood him….

Hello Bloggers and Bloggerettes, Sorry it’s been awhile. Been very busy la la la la. In this post I’d like to review a forthcoming book by my friend Michael Heiser. It’s entitled The Myth That…

After a little break to plug the upcoming NDY fund raiser for Providence ministries and then show off my new granddaughter, it’s time to get back to trying to explain why God ordered the slaughter…

Shelley and I are proud to announce that our wonderful daughter Alisha (aka: “snorky”) and our spectacular son-in-law Tim have given birth to an adorable, 8 pound, 21 inch baby girl! They’ve given her the…

NDY (Not Dead Yet) will be performing Friday, June 6th, 8pm at O’Gara’s Garage in St. Paul. Cover charge is $10 at the door, with all proceeds going towards Providence House in Haiti. We hope…

These days we’re (mostly) discussing why the God of the Hebrew Bible sometimes commands people to slaughter enemies, including women and children, while Jesus reveals that God dies for enemies and longs for their forgiveness….

The other night I read Bart Ehrman’s new book, God’s Problem: How the Bible Fails to Answer Our Most Important Question — Why We Suffer. Since it touches on the issue of violence in the…

just wanted to say thanks to Greg for the very sweet post on my b-day!!and Greg, I am very impressed that you managed to post something on your own without any spelling or grammar mistakes….

This is my friend Jen. She’s one of the kindest, humblest and smartest people you could ever meet. She’s also a blast to party with! I first met Jen 11 years ago when she was…

Hello Bloggerites, In the last post we discussed Craigie’s view that one of the central purposes why God involved himself in using violence to establish and preserve Israel was to provide humanity with a negative…

Hats off to Todd Dietz for his excellent, hard-hitting video! Brilliant!! Thanks for sharing that Todd. We’re discussing Peter Craigie’s work, The Problem of War in the Old Testament, as part of a broader discussion…

A podrishioner guest post – Todd Dietz I first heard Pastor Boyd speak online when he was at Mars Hill Church. I liked what I heard so I found the Woodland Hills Church podcasts and…

Hello Blogging Friends, I’m in the process of critically reviewing various perspectives on the problem of violence in the Old Testament. My goal is to extract principles along the way to hopefully arrive at a…

The discussion with Greg, Shane Claiborne and Chuck Colson can be found here. We encourage you to listen to the unedited version. Posted by your friendly Admins. ;-)

Hi folks. Today I’m returning back to my “thinking out loud” about the problem of violence in the Old Testament. My posts on Vernon Eller’s War and Peace From Genesis to Revelation produced some interesting…