David Koyzis
When I was 21 years old, I had an opportunity to visit what was then called Czechoslovakia, still…
David Koyzis
When I was 21 years old, I had an opportunity to visit what was then called Czechoslovakia, still…
Helen Paynter
Around this time last year, my cousin had a baby. This, of course, is hardly unusual in itself…
W. David O. Taylor
The beginning of the church year arrives yet again. After a year of pestilence, violence, vigilante justice, economic…
Kevin Chen
In “Poetry, Imagination, and the Messianic Witness of the Old Testament,” I discussed how our redeemed imagination can…
Ian Paul
Hope is central to Christian understanding, and not simply because of St. Paul’s summary in 1 Cor 13…
Michael J. Rhodes
Few texts in all of Scripture capture the imaginations and hearts of modern readers like Leviticus 25’s Year…
J. Brandon Meeks
When I was a boy, our church had a tradition of singing certain songs during Passiontide. Despite the…
David T. Koyzis
In the book of Exodus we read that God’s people were slaves in Egypt for centuries before Moses led them…
Joshua Coutts
Generations of Bible interpreters have wrestled with the question of how to read Scripture. In a postmodern era…
Kevin Chen
Does poetry have anything to do with theology? In particular, can theology be derived from poetry, such as…
Wendell Kimbrough
I grew up in a church that occasionally sang out of a Psalter. I hated it. I remember…
Dru Johnson
Our imaginations determine our understanding. What we can grasp depends upon our ability to imagine what is happening…
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