“…making us feel guilty about what we cannot do is not helpful. Trust me, we probably would love to do everything thrown at us. But we can’t. Our bodies just will not let us. We know our boundaries.

“In our church, we have been working through the book of Acts in our morning series, and the book of Nehemiah. Within a few weeks of each other, both books dealt with the same problem faced by godly ...

“Debates over biblical language tend to come back around because the underlying question isn’t really about Greek roots. It’s about whether the Bible’s teaching on sexuality can be reinterpreted to ...

Good Christians disagree about whether the people of Israel have a future in God’s plan because they have very different ways ...

We make enemies of what should be friends…. Take the classic matter of how divine and human agency relate” - TGC ...

Jesus, as Lord of the law, reestablishes the law and restores God’s people to a form of law observance. And this brings us to a few serious criticisms of Sloan’s work.” - 9 Marks ...

Several times in recent years, I have heard people who hold firmly to Zionism and traditional dispensational theology speak ...

I commented in the previous post that there’s a lot of Creation theology in the Latter Prophets, what Protestants call the ...

The text of the Genesis Flood categorically underscores what God did to ‘preserve’ life in spite of the disaster. Dustin even quotes another scholar who calls this a ‘flood of grace.’” ...

“Nancy Jill Hale has now capitalized on Brinsfield’s labors to release A Sight Never to be Forgotten, a comprehensive collection of eyewitness accounts written exclusively by or about Union chaplains.

At last we see the restoration of God’s ideal universe, fulfilling His plan of the ages, culminating in a resurrected people living with Him on a resurrected Earth. Then, and only then, will we live ...

The book of 2 Corinthians is probably my favorite book of the NT—at least this week. But whatever week it is 2 Corinthians ...