Compelling Reasons to Trust a 2,000-Year-Old Bible

Is asking for trust in a 2,000-year-old book too much to ask in an age marked by skepticism and suspicion? No.

Michael McAfee

How Could Forgiveness Possibly Lead to Fear?

Michael Reeves

Another Unconvincing Case for Egalitarianism

Claire Smith

Lydia Brownback on Bible Study Essentials (and Challenges)

Nancy Guthrie • Lydia Brownback

4 Ways Not to Redeem the Time

Brandon D. Crowe

To be most effective doing the right things, we need to understand what it really means to redeem the time—and what it doesn’t mean.

Who Is Melchizedek?

Moses Y. Lee

The Old Testament figure Melchizedek helps us to understand Christ as both king and priest. But who is this obscure figure?

Bible Narratives Are Often Gloriously Ambiguous

Chad Ashby

Scripture’s stories refuse to be boiled down to a single moral.

How Is Jesus a Prophet Like Moses?

David Schrock

Jesus isn’t a prophet of our own making, as liberal scholars would have him; nor a prophet like the others, as the Qur’an presents him. He is in a class by himself.

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