Coming Untrue

From a literary perspective, I find the resolution of the book of Job perfectly satisfying. Sure, it’s a whole other world culturally, it’...

“What does it mean that everything is meaningless?” Today’s question comes from the NIV’s rendering of the second verse of Ecclesiastes....

Matthew’s gospel is the very first thing we read in the New Testament, and we tend to think of it as coming early in church history; I kno...

Ahab listened to a lying spirit sent out from the presence of God. He consequently perished in battle. It was inevitable. The Lord had pu...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. In an article appropriately entitled “ Premarital S...

Some years ago, Dr. Gordon Marino, the ethicist, wrote an article for the Chronicle of Higher Education called “ Before Teaching Ethics,...

If you’ve been involved in many home Bible studies over the years, you have probably noticed that no two Christians read a verse or passag...

Men and women discuss their differences of opinion … well, differently . Unless a woman is completely out of control, she will generally...

“Should Christians spank their children?” I have experienced spanking from both ends. (Sorry.) I have regularly spanked three children...

“I went up … in order to make sure I was not running or had not run in vain .” In the first two chapters of his earliest letter, the apo...

We have been examining the third and final appearance of the angel of the Lord in the book of Judges. In chapter 2, he rebuked Israel for ...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. How, now? Increasingly, studies like this one p...

If you pop around on the Internet for very long, you’ll find that one of the most common screeds against Christians is that we hate scien...

Doug Wilson is currently working his way through the book of Acts every Saturday on his blog. This week he’s in chapter 21, noting that as...

“He also measured its wall, 144 cubits by human measurement , which is also an angel’s measurement.” John makes this observation in the ...

“What does the command to ‘fill the earth and subdue it’ entail?” Today’s question is a reference to Genesis 1:28, in which God told our...

Relatively mature Christians have absorbed an abundance of important principles from scripture. Sadly, we don’t always apply them as effec...

Judges is a grim book. It shows fallen man the way he truly is, even when favored with a level of access to divine revelation that many na...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. Tom: Clint Bryan at Christianity Today has a pos...

There is general fear being widely expressed among evangelicals today that we are not reaching people the way we used to. Certainly the n...