How does the Markan Jesus think and act? I explore this question in a sermon delivered at Metro Mission SDA Church.

When Jesus walks through the cornfields on Sabbath, we are given a glimpse into how he thought about tradition and biblical law.

An Elephantine 'document of wifehood' gives us a unique glimpse into the legalities of marriage in Ancient Israel. This is only Part 1, so stay alert for more episodes dropping soon.

Join me, and my guests, as we break bread on various topics concerning religion. It does not matter if you are a child of God; a prodigal child; a servant; a slave; a beggar; or an enemy of the gospel. Perhaps, you are the dog sitting at our feet. I don’t really care how I would characterise you, or how you might consider yourself in relation to me, or God: please grab a chair and a plate, and dig in. We have a lot to discuss.

Live longer, and may your tribe increase.

The table prepared before David's enemies in Psalm 23:5 is, here, interpreted as an opportunity to eat together and make each other's acquaintance. The bread (Isinkwa in the Nguni languages) is freshly baked, and all are welcome to have a slice.

Any and all help to make this dream a reality is much appreciated. Live longer, and may your tribe increase!