How was slavery in the New Testament different than how most of us think about slavery?

What is biblical inerrancy? How should we talk about biblical inerrancy? Part two of two.

What’s the difference between biblical inspiration, infallibility, and inerrancy? And is that the same as taking it literally? Part one.

How is God’s immortality different than ours? And how should that shape us and how we relate to people?

Did you know that the word “Christian” was originally intended to be derogatory? In a new study just released by Barna, there’s another word that similarly carries a lot of baggage these days. Today we look at that, what it really means, and how to talk about it.

Thanksgiving is coming — a great time for conflict! Today we’ve got some nuggets about how to approach it from God’s point of view.

Just the Bible today. Mostly.

The Christian life is an interesting “now AND not yet" life. Today we’ll look at heaven — now, and the one to come.

One of the risks of meeting with you every day and being a theology student is that sometimes I’m wrestling with answers to questions people aren’t asking. I’m guessing that the Roman Catholic doctrine of purgatory — as in “what the heck?” — might be one of those.

In 1 John 4, John exhorts us to “test the spirits?” This presupposes both that there are spirits and that we can discern good from bad. A little reflection on that today…