R. L. Solberg

On The Postmillennial Understanding of Kingdom Growth

One of the most attractive postmillennialism attributes is its hope for the future of believers in the world. Postmillennialism holds that the millennial age was ushered in by Christ in the first century and continues to this day. As we move toward His second coming, this eschatological position teaches that we can expect an increase […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoDecember 16, 2021

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

Book Reviews Culture Politics

Two Masters and Two Gospels

A review of Two Masters and Two Gospels Volume 1: The Teaching of Jesus vs. the “Leaven of the Pharisees” in Talk Radio and Cable News, by J. Michael Bennett, Ph.D. I recently received a copy of this book and was excited to dig in because I found the premise fascinating. The set-up in the […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoNovember 21, 2020

Apologetics Hebrew Roots Theology

Peter’s Vision: Food, Gentiles, or Both?

In discussions with my Torah-observant1 friends, the conversation often turns to the dietary laws prescribed in the Law of Moses. In a recent chat, the passage from Acts 10:9-16 was in view, which is where the apostle Peter experienced a vision: He saw heaven opened and an object that resembled a large sheet coming down, […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoMay 10, 2025

Academic Apologetics Philosophy Theology

A Patre: A Theory on the Transmission of Original Sin

A sinful (corrupted) human nature is not an essential part of being human. Adam and Eve were fully human, and they were created without corruption. However, every human being since the Fall (Gen 3:1-7) has not only been judged legally guilty of Adam’s sin; they have also inherited a corrupted human nature. So how is […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoDecember 16, 2021

Theology

Why Does the Trinity Matter?

I’ll be honest; the idea of the Trinity—that the God of the Bible is a triune being who is one in essence and three in persons—is a concept I personally have trouble fully understanding. It’s taught in Scripture and is a logically coherent concept, so I accept it as true. But, like the dual natures […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoNovember 27, 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

Book Reviews Theology

Created in God’s Image

“It’s difficult to exaggerate the importance of the doctrine of man”.[1] Anthony A. Hoekema begins his book Created in God’s Image with this bold statement and spends the next 243 pages exploring every implication and outworking of the Christian view of man.[2] He breaks his treatise down into two main sections: man as created in […]

R. L. Solberg 5 years agoOctober 14, 2020