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Articles by Robert Lancaster

Robert Lancaster serves as the Electronic Resources & Reference Librarian at Dordt University. In addition to his library degree, he also has some degrees in theology.

The Church’s Response to Changing Culture: A Review of “Future Faith”

  • Robert Lancaster
1
2 years ago

Every so often, a new book comes along that considers how the church must change, or reshape itself, for the current historical moment. So, it should come as no surprise that another book would come at this particular time.

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  • book review
  • church
  • culture change

A Satisfied Soul

  • Robert Lancaster
0
3 years ago

Knowing that God will keep his promises sustained David. And knowing that God will keeps his promises, both to destroy and to save, sustains us.

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  • David
  • God's promise
  • sustain

The Spirit’s Groaning

  • Robert Lancaster
10
4 years ago

in Romans 8, Paul lays out some of the benefits the Holy Spirit offers to those who are in Christ — to those people to whom the work of Christ has been applied. One of these benefits is the intercession of the Holy Spirit on our behalf.

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  • Holy Spirit
  • Pentecost

iAt Book Club: The Benedict Option

  • Robert Lancaster
1
4 years ago

Dreher’s plan is an “option” for certain people, but certainly not for all. I wonder if, after some of the criticism he has received, Dreher would edit anything from the book. I’d be curious to see what changes he would make if he were ever to rewrite it for a second edition.

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  • book review
  • intentional living
  • spiritual life

iAt Book Club: The Benedict Option

  • Robert Lancaster
0
4 years ago

Much of evangelical culture has been and remains banal. How do we expect adults who grew up in churches to create culture rather than creating a “Christianized” copy of the surrounding culture?

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  • book review
  • culture
  • evangelical
  • review

On Being Born Again

  • Robert Lancaster
0
4 years ago

This rebirth, then, is wholly a work of grace. Of God’s action. We are sinners, but now the work and righteousness of Christ has been given to us, and our lives have been changed.

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  • Gospel
  • Lent
  • rebirth
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