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The Easter Date Controversy

There is a fascinating history behind the modern controversy regarding the date on which Christians ought to celebrate Easter. And it’s not as black-and-white as you might think. Our examination begins in an upper room in Jerusalem near the end of Jesus’ ministry. (FYI: You can watch a video summary of this article here.) The […]

R. L. Solberg 4 years agoApril 16, 2021

Academic Faith Personal Philosophy Theology

Augustine: A Personal & Theological Reflection

I have now had a few weeks to let my recent weekend intensive class (emphasis on intense) and its related reading and writing assignments simmer in my brain. It turned out to be a providentially-timed class for me, one that spoke to both my mind and heart. Augustine’s impact on me was equal parts intellectual […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoDecember 16, 2021

Culture Faith Personal Theology

Should I Attend A Gay Wedding?

Before reading this article please make sure to review the LGBTQ+ Sensitivity Statement. I was recently invited to attend a gay wedding. Little did I know the depth of wrestling it would require of me. The relationship between the LGBTQ community and Christians can quickly become contentious and, sadly, has been mishandled by both sides […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoSeptember 24, 2024

Culture Faith Politics

Letter From Birmingham Jail

The following is a letter I find so inspiring that I wanted to include it in its entirety here on my blog. It was written in longhand in August of 1963 by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as he sat in jail in Birmingham, Alabama. This was Dr. King’s noble, eloquent response to a public […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoJanuary 20, 2025

Apologetics Faith Interviews Theology

The Unknown Webcast

I was a guest on episode 210 of “The Unknown Webcast” on Oct 6th, 2020. I thoroughly enjoyed the conversation with hosts Don and Ron about my book (Torahism), the Hebrew Roots movement, and other issues surrounding the modern return-to-Torah movement. Check it out below.

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoOctober 14, 2020

Faith

Oh, Me of Little Faith

I often focus so intently on the path in front of me that I lose sight of the bigger picture. This morning, however, I had occasion to reflect on the past few years of my life. I was astounded to see how God has been moving in ways I couldn’t have foreseen and hadn’t noticed […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoJanuary 15, 2021

Apologetics Culture Faith Interviews Theology

Beginning of Wisdom

In this episode of the Beginning of Wisdom podcast, host Andrew Schumacher and I discussed and debated common claims made by Torahists; those who believe that we should still be keeping the Law of Moses. Enjoy!

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoOctober 14, 2020

Apologetics Culture Faith Interviews Theology

Christ, Culture, & Coffee

How does the Old Testament Law relate to New Testament believers? Which of the 613 laws in the Torah should Christians observe? What does it mean that Jesus fulfilled the Law, but didn’t abolish it? In this episode of the Christ, Culture, & Coffee podcast, I join hosts Robby and Tyler for an engaging chat […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoOctober 14, 2020

Apologetics Faith Personal Theology

LGBTQ+ Sensitivity Statement

The following sensitivity statement is offered in an effort to provide context and balance on a sensitive subject which I write about from time to time. I recognize how deeply personal LGBTQ+ issues can be for many people. For that reason, I want to take care to approach these matters with a healthy balance of […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoNovember 23, 2023

Book Reviews Faith Theology

Delighting in the Trinity

In his book Delighting in the Trinity, author Michael Reeves sets out to provide a different flavor of commentary than we are used to reading when it comes to literature on in-depth theological topics such as the Trinity. Unlike clinical, academic endeavors, this book is about growing in our enjoyment of God and seeing how […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoMarch 8, 2021