Against the Traditional Fundamentalist View on the Role of Women in the Church |
This is an older essay, not produced for an academic audience, but for a small group of women in our church who wanted an explanation for the position I and some other leaders at Xenos take regarding women in ministry. |
Dennis McCallum |
Formalism: What is It and Why Not? |
Formalism is an improper lens to approaching the Christian life, but one that can creep into our lives and shift our focus from God's concerns. |
Dennis McCallum |
How to View Change in the Church |
Dennis details a proper reaction to change within a local church. |
Dennis McCallum |
Melchizedek and the Priesthood of Christ |
When reading these two passages, Christians can easily become totally confused and give up. Yet, these are surely two of the richest passages in the whole of Scripture. |
Dennis McCallum |
New Testament Principles of Church Finance |
What relationship should the church have with the money that it needs to function? Dennis McCallum provides healthy biblical answers for a churches proper handling of finances. |
Dennis McCallum |
Roman Catholicism |
Evangelicals today have to decide how they stand relative to the Roman Catholic church in light of recent history. |
Dennis McCallum and Jose Flores |
Strange Details in Stephen's Defense |
The defense offered by Steven in Acts 7 has confused interpreters as much as any passage in the book of Acts. |
Dennis McCallum |
The Objectification of Religion: Universal Themes |
This paper covers current theories about why people nearly always "objectify" religion. |
Dennis McCallum |
The Russian Factory and the Evangelical Church |
As the Soviet Union disintegrated, Xenos Fellowship was confronting reorganization and the dangers associated with building a bureaucracy. At the same time, we were in dialog with other churches about how they organized their ministry. |
Dennis McCallum |
What is Worship? |
Lee offers an explanation of what biblical worship actually means and how to engage in it. |
Lee Campbell PhD. |