Ian Paul
Luke 14 emerges in a sequence of episodes that don’t look to the modern reader to be very…
Trevor Laurence
Throughout the Old Testament, the biblical authors describe God’s creation with a variety of architectural metaphors. God’s upper…
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…
Trevor Laurence
For many around the world, the experience of the last several weeks and months has been profoundly destabilizing…
Sandra L. Richter
I gave my first public message on the issue of environmental stewardship in 2005 at Asbury Theological Seminary’s…
Trevor Laurence
Quite often in the Old Testament, the prophets of Israel who speak the word of the Lord to…
Porter C. Taylor
The Eucharist is by far the most complete examination of the whole Divine Liturgy in Alexander Schmemann’s substantial…
Trevor Laurence
In the Bible, time is liturgical. The lights in the heavens are given to mark the appointed feasts…
Adonis Vidu
The current pandemic has generated some very contradictory reactions. There are those that, for a variety of reasons…
James Bejon
Why do biblical narratives contain so many common motifs? Take the exodus. The exodus is both a motif…
Tremper Longman III
We live in a fallen world. Still, while broken, we glimpse the beauty of God’s creation. We…