R. L. Solberg

The Seed of Eve

In a recent spirited debate with a Jewish friend, he said this: Dear Rob, you have been fed a pack of lies. I could list them all, but I’ll just start with your statement that Jesus is foretold in the Tanakh in many places. That, sir, is only if you mistranslate, misunderstand, misconstrue, or take […]

R. L. Solberg 6 years agoJanuary 4, 2021

Is “Homosexual” New to The Bible?

Before reading this article please make sure to review my LGBTQ+ Sensitivity Statement. A friend of mine posted a link to a very interesting article at Forge Online called, “Has ‘Homosexual’ Always Been In the Bible?” It’s a well-written piece by Ed Oxford, a graduate of Talbot School of Theology, who is part of a […]

R. L. Solberg 6 years agoJuly 1, 2021

Faith Personal Theology

To Be Earned

I fondly remember when my oldest daughter Sami was a toddler and just starting to read. She would sit in my lap with a book, open it up to a random page and point to a word. I would ask her, “What does that word say?” Her adorable little toddler finger would trace the writing […]

R. L. Solberg 6 years agoNovember 21, 2020

Apologetics Culture Faith Hebrew Roots Interviews Philosophy Theology

Afternoons With Bill Arnold

I was honored to be a guest on the Afternoons with Bill Arnold show on Faith Radio on November 19, 2019. He had me on to discuss my new book Torahism: Are Christians Required to Keep the Law of Moses (Available on Amazon). Below is our chat. Enjoy!

R. L. Solberg 6 years agoSeptember 24, 2021

Apologetics Faith Hebrew Roots Theology

What Is Torahism?

With the release of my book, Torahism: Are Christians Required to Keep the Law of Moses?, the most common question I’ve heard is probably pretty obvious: What is Torahism? The full answer is covered in chapter three of the book, but I wanted to share the basics here. And let me state upfront that the […]

R. L. Solberg 6 years agoNovember 6, 2022

Apologetics Creativity Faith Personal Theology

A Party for a Book

We threw a party for a book, and boy was it fun. My first book, Torahism: Are Christians Required to Keep the Law of Moses? was released on Williamson College Press on November 5, 2019. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it turned out to be a wonderful evening at Williamson College in Franklin, […]

R. L. Solberg 6 years agoNovember 21, 2020

Apologetics Faith Philosophy Theology

Morning At The Vineyard

The early morning sun was streaming through the windshield of the old pickup truck as the silver-haired man climbed in. He set his hot cup of coffee in the drink holder and squinted as he adjusted his rearview mirror. The pickup sputtered to life and the man pulled out onto the dirt road that ran […]

R. L. Solberg 6 years agoOctober 19, 2019

Culture Faith Music & Art

Reflections On The Mission

My wife Deb & I just returned from an overseas music mission trip that lasted from May 23rd to June 8th, 2019. It was a tiring, adventure-filled, rewarding trip that we loved being a part of. I wanted to capture some of it while it’s still fresh in my mind. You can see photos and […]

R. L. Solberg 6 years agoOctober 10, 2020

Book Reviews Creativity Music & Art

A Literary Experiment: On Lewis

The subject of this experiment in literary criticism is the following books by C.S. Lewis; The Screwtape Letters, (Lewis, 1942), The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, (Lewis, 1950), Mere Christianity, (Lewis, 1952), and Till We Have Faces, (Lewis, 1956). My goal was to discover if, by using Lewis’ methods of literary criticism I could […]

R. L. Solberg 7 years agoNovember 21, 2020

Faith Recovery

Powerless

This is a recovery lesson about admitting that we’re powerless on our own to make the changes we need to make in our lives. This idea, which at first glance seems counterintuitive, is part of the first step of recovery. And here’s what I find pretty amazing. As soon as we take this step and […]

R. L. Solberg 7 years agoOctober 19, 2019