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…
Trevor Laurence
The first Palm Sunday sees Jesus’ entrance into the city of Jerusalem. Nearly every detail of the Gospels’…
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…
Trevor Laurence
In John 10–11, Jesus teaches who he is and shows who he is. He proclaims his identity…
David T. Koyzis
Few post-biblical statements have been as clear and as winsome in summarizing the status of human beings…
Andrew Errington
Toward the end of Paul’s first letter to Timothy, the apostle urges his beloved co-worker to beware…
Blake Johnson
The interpretation and application of 1 Timothy 2:11–15 turns of questions of context and authority. What is the historical…
Andrew Errington
Among Christians concerned to respect the authority of Scripture, 1 Timothy 2.11–15 remains a highly contentious text. This…
Jackson Gravitt
A survey of Matthew’s interpretive history suggests that Matthew 5–7 was first nicknamed the “Sermon on the Mount”…
Kevin Chen
At least since the times of the church fathers, many Christians have interpreted God’s words to the serpent…