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…
Benjamin E. Castaneda
Wracked by civil unrest, disease, and foreign threats, the fabric of society seems likely to tear at any…
Lissa Wray Beal
Internet trolls. If we haven’t encountered them personally, we’ve heard about them. Suddenly in the midst of a…
Matthew J. Lynch
I see the world being slowly transformed into a wilderness; I hear the approaching thunder that, one day…
Ian Paul
Luke 14 emerges in a sequence of episodes that don’t look to the modern reader to be very…
James Bejon
As Robert Alter rightly points out, the Old Testament prefers to avoid indirect speech. By way of illustration…
Christine Jeske
In times like these I look to Rizpah. As our nation responds to the latest in the long…
Sandra L. Richter
I gave my first public message on the issue of environmental stewardship in 2005 at Asbury Theological Seminary’s…