Archaeology and Apologetics
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By: Deanna Huff | September 19, 2022 Stones Tell Stories Upon entering the British Museum, the first display I encountered was the Assyrian section. The…
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Eschatological Hope Amidst the Hostage of History
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By: Daniel Merritt, Ph.D. Th.D. | September 2, 2022 That we are living in perilous times no observant person would deny. At no time, perhaps,…
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Should the Book of Genesis Matter to Christians?
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By Tony Williams | August 1, 2022 The book of Genesis can bring out a variety of reactions among Christians. The debate on origins is one…
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The Biblical Layers of Passover
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By: Curtis Evelo | April 18, 2022 So, in my previous article, we discussed layers of the biblical text. (See the previous article for a…
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Why Christians Should Study New Testament Greek
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By: Justin Angelos | March 29, 2022 An analytical Greek lexicon can be a wonderful tool to use, and it can also become a person’s…
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Can We Say That to God? Christians and the Imprecatory Psalms
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By: TJ Gentry, PhD, DMin, PhD Candidate | February 4, 2022 Editorial Note: We give our readers the opportunity to ask questions to our staff.…
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Progressing Toward Destruction
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By: T. J. Gentry, PhD, DMin | October 11, 2021 Introduction: This is Progress? “Pastor, does this church care about social issues, or is the…
