Today we consider the character who opposes God in the literature of the Bible.

Lectio Divina is a helpful way to build a habit of meditating on the Bible and slowing down our devotional rhythms in order to be more aware and attentive to Scripture.

Context for biblical literature is incredibly important as we read and understand the Bible.

The history and culture of the Bible shapes the writing and the worldview of the Bible.

Looking at Revelation 12 and trying to understand the use of the symbols at work in it as a way to understand the process of analyzing biblical imagery.

Diving into the imagery of Revelation 2:26-27.

Starting a look at biblical imagery and how we read it in fullness.

Walking commentary on 1 Peter

Walking commentary on 1 Peter

Typological studies in the Scripture tend to focus on the person and work of Jesus Christ, his connection to previous characters or roles, and how Jesus Christ and the previous character link together through specific imagery or repeated contexts. Much has been made of typological readings of the Scripture. The Church Fathers were often concerned with these connections as a way to argue for the legitimacy of Jesus of Nazareth as the Messiah.