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 →
In her new book African American Readings of Paul, Dr. Lisa Bowens delves deeper into the theology of many in the early African-American Church, in particular their view of Paul's letters.
Is deconstruction inherently evil? Is doubt the opposite of faith? Why are so many young Christians deconstructing? A look at A.J. Swoboda's new book After Doubt can help provide clarity to these questions and more.
How can we better understand the Lord's Prayer? Here are four reminders from Wesley Hill's The Lord's Prayer: A Guide to Praying to Our Father.
Jesus vs. the Ten Commandments? Peter Leithart on Sabbath, Idols, and the Ten Commandments for Today
How do the Ten Commandments connect to Jesus and to daily living? Or do they?
One of my favorite Bible scholars, Nijay Gupta, has come out with a new resource on Philippians. I've had the great honor of sitting under Dr. Gupta for a few years and can honestly say that he knows how to... Continue Reading →
Is Jesus the model for masculinity? What about female disciples? A look at Aimee Byrd's Recovering From Biblical Manhood & Womanhood.
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