Ben Thomas
The books of the Old Testament contain narrative threads, recurring themes, repeated word groups, and other literary devices…
Ben Thomas
The books of the Old Testament contain narrative threads, recurring themes, repeated word groups, and other literary devices…
Hywel George
Taking the Lord’s Supper is the privilege and duty of all Christians. However, many Christians have eating disorders…
Scott Schuleit
My wife and I were on the way to church for the annual Christmas Eve candlelight service. The…
Jackson Shepard
Jesus’ washing of the disciples’ feet is a well-known and beloved story, and rightly so. It is…
Sarah Lawson
What does it mean to have a large word-hoard? Can I trust a leechcrafter? And how scared
David T. Koyzis
The Gospels record seven instances of Jesus healing someone on the sabbath day. The three Synoptic Gospels tell…
Alex Nolette
We see then that the two cities were created by two kinds of love: the earthly city was…
Helen Paynter
I’ve got a problem. Or, rather, I’ve had a problem trying to prepare this article. I thought I…
Stephen Dempster
“Ours is a world of nuclear giants and ethical infants. We know more about war than we know…
Wen-Pin Leow
In 2018, I had the honour of editing a book entitled Call Me By Name, which featured the…
J. Brandon Meeks
Salt, while not that prominent in our thinking, was a regular part of Jewish ceremonial rites, covenant rituals…
David T. Koyzis
Few post-biblical statements have been as clear and as winsome in summarizing the status of human beings…
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