D. Glenn Butner, Jr.
There has been much recent discussion of the appropriate Christian way to think about systemic injustice, be it…
Trevor Laurence
Though there are a number of common arguments put forward in defense of credobaptism, the one that to…
David G. Firth
Although the opening beatitude of Psalm 41 provides encouragement, anyone familiar with the Psalms as a whole may…
T. Desmond Alexander
Beginnings and endings matter to people. How did it start? How will it finish? The Bible addresses these…
Michael F. Bird
Question: Why does God the Father always have to use his left hand? Answer: Because Jesus is sitting…
Trevor Laurence
Atop the mount of transfiguration, Jesus speaks with Moses and Elijah about his approaching exodus (ἔξοδος), “which he…
Hywel George
In the Judean wilderness, John the Baptist was preaching and baptising when he saw Jesus approaching and cried…
Trevor Laurence
In Mark 6, Jesus and his apostles come through water to a “desolate place” where a great crowd…
Joshua Coutts
What happens to corporate worship when we cannot be truly “corporate”—literally “united in body”?
Helen Paynter
It is dark. A man is scared. He knows there is a conspiracy against him. His enemy is breathing…
David T. Koyzis
Does the proliferation of social media and our increasing electronic interdependence make for stronger and more resilient communities?
Trevor Laurence
Psalm 58 is a battle-by-prayer. David’s opening interrogation indicates that Israelite judges—authority-bearers tasked with…