Top Ten Rules of Interpretation (2)
Many of us have memorized Bible verses, but we often remain ignorant of the larger context from which these verses originate. We often lose the […]
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Top Ten Rules of Interpretation (1)
What’s wrong with thinking of the Bible as a self-help book, and why do so many Christians seem to approach the Scriptures this way? Why […]
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Understanding & Interpreting Scripture
The Bible isn’t actually a single book, but rather a library of sixty-six different texts, each with its own set of interpretive rules. Some of […]
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Understanding the New Testament
How do the Old and New Testaments fit together? Throughout this series we’ve observed that the Bible is not merely a collection of timeless eternal […]
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The Big Picture of the Bible
What is the Bible all about? Though this may sound like a basic question, it’s actually one that many people overlook in our day. It’s […]
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Wisdom & the Prophets
What are we to make of the wisdom literature of the Old Testament? Are these writings solely concerned with ethics and practical matters? How about […]
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The Bible’s History Books
If the Five Books of Moses can be summarized as Israel’s constitution, how are we to think about the history books that follow? What is […]
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How to Read Your Bible
What is the Bible all about, and how can a person read it correctly? Why are there so many different books in Scripture, and how […]
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God in the Gallery
What is art and how does it relate to the world of theology and worldview? How is art different from entertainment? Is there a distinctively […]
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Lessons from Church History
Why is it important to study church history? Is it possible to avoid the mistakes of the past, or does every generation bring a certain […]
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Ordinary Life & Vocation
Should our lives look more like the book of Joshua, or the book of Ruth? How should we live out our faith in a secular […]
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The God of the Ordinary
There seems to be a false choice today in many quarters between a secular naturalism and hyper-supernaturalism. Conceived this way, either nothing is miraculous, or […]