Coming Untrue

David de Bruyn’s morning email is a short prayer checklist entitled “When God Says ‘No’ ”. I’ve made them myself from time to time, and I’...

As we hinted in the introduction last week, this series of incidents in chapter 8 effectively illustrates the moral degradation characteri...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. Christianity Today ’s Caleb Lindgren interviews au...

“You can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear”, as the famous adage goes. Your raw materials define what is possible with them. The s...

Some spiritual experiences are useful to share. Others, I find, I am better off keeping to myself, not because they are trivial but becaus...

Don’t laugh at me, long time Bible readers. I only just noticed for the first time that in the days when Solomon had his first vision of G...

“Does God punish us when we sin?” Bad stuff happens when people sin. That’s no surprise to any of us. It started in the Garden of Eden a...

I have written a couple of times before about the “ labels ” the writers of the Old Testament used for the cities, towns, nations and peop...

The one-sided battle between Israel and Midian and its allies was winding down, moving into what we might call the cleanup stage. The writ...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. Kevin Miller is an Executive VP at Christianity To...

Everybody likes gifts, they say. Still, some are better than others. A funny story: My in-laws were on their way to a wedding. Along th...

“By faith Moses, when he was born, was hidden for three months by his parents, because they saw that the child was beautiful, and they wer...

Those of us who read the word of God day by day over a period of years have all probably experienced more or less the same thing: each tri...

“Did Jesus go to hell?” If the relative likelihood of any interpretation of scripture being true has any correlation with its popularity...