FaithBiblical Reflections

Making Leviticus Matter

| 10 min read

Leviticus, the book where attempts to read through the Bible in a year die. The initial rush of enthusiasm lasts through Genesis, with its primeval history and patriarchal narratives, rides the emotional high of Exodus 1–20, struggles through the legal and tabernacle material that comprises the rest of the book… and then slams into a...

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“Designed to See Light”: Appealing to the Conscience in Apologetics and Evangelism

| 12 min read

We are unavoidably moral beings. Perhaps from a Christian view, Western culture today appears to cast off morality or celebrate immorality, and in some cases that might be true. However, conversations with my non-Christian friends, especially as we turn to spiritual or social matters, become deeply moral. It is not that the secular person celebrates...

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FaithBiblical Reflections

The Exam of the Psalter

| 8 min read

The end of the school year is almost upon us. And every student knows what that brings… exam season. Think of all the different exams we take in our lives. High schoolers take AP Exams, college students take finals, and plenty of professions require you to take some sort of board exam — health care,...

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Loving Lucy

| 3 min read

I love Lucy!   Except he didn’t— and that is the great grief at the heart of the new film, “Being the Ricardos.” Having grown up with Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, watching them, their family and friends on television as a boy, it is a story we assume we know pretty well. But like...

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