Do Christians have to make Christian art? Is Christian art lacking? And other questions with Jerry Jenkins (Left Behind).
I recently sat down with Nicholas Elder for a conversation on his new book Gospel Media, an amazing resource which challenges some assumptions New Testament scholars tend to have. My questions are in bold. https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Media-Reading-Circulating-Traditions/dp/0802879217/ref=sr_1_2?crid=RLR6GMRMYI4G&keywords=gospel+media&qid=1707371717&sprefix=gospel+media%2Caps%2C163&sr=8-2 You write that "The gospels... Continue Reading →
Does reading the Bible lead to atheism? A look at Dan Kimball’s engaging How (Not) to Read the Bible.
According to a recent article from the Washington Post, “AUSTIN — Texas lawmakers had been scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether to require that the Ten Commandments be posted in every classroom in the state, part of a newly energized... Continue Reading →
Mark Driscoll takes to Twitter to discuss deconstruction, & Kate Shellnutt reports on cover-ups coming out of Grace Community Church.
In some circles, deconstruction is an unforgivable sin, marking one as an apostate or a leper. In other circles, to deconstruct has become a badge of honor—a rite of passage. Entering this conversation is Travis Dickinson, author of Wandering Toward... Continue Reading →
Does Psalm 139 teach a pro-life ethic? Does Numbers 5:11-28 support abortion? Is abortion the equivalent of murder? Old Testament scholar Tremper Longman offers his take.
Questions That Matter 