Faith • Biblical Reflections Making Leviticus Matter Rev. Dr. Bill Fullilove | 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... Continue Reading
Faith • Theological Reflections 7 Things I Have Learned From 30 Years of Christian Mentoring Kara Martin | 8 min read When I was studying for a journalism degree I came up against a tough secular mindset from my lecturers and fellow students. In the course, the church was a free... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections Dancing in the Streets of the City of God Abraham Cho | 15 min read In 1954, about a year before the Montgomery bus boycotts, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached a sermon at his church in Montgomery, Alabama on Romans 12:1–2 entitled “Transformed Nonconformist.”... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections Which Ancient Stories Are True? Myth and the Old Testament Logan Richardson | 15 min read My doubts began in the most romantic of settings. I laid on the grass, my head on my backpack, in Champ de Mars park in Paris—the one that’s just below... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections It’s Just Business! Or Is It? Rethinking the Prodigal Son and the Shrewd Manager Together (Luke 15:11–16:14) Dr. Bruce Lowe | 14 min read We all know the saying: “It’s just business!” But what does it mean? To pick two cynical examples: A company sees a loophole where it can avoid paying royalties to... Continue Reading
Faith • Biblical Reflections Jesus, the Cross, and the End of the World Dr. Nicholas G. Piotrowski | 15 min read Understandably, there are not many songs about Judas Iscariot. But in 1991 the band U2 released a rock ballad called “Until the End of the World.” In an expression of... Continue Reading