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Who Is the ‘Foreigner’ We’re Supposed to Love? (M. Daniel Carroll R.)
The history of humanity is the history of migration. People have always been on the move, in Scripture and in…
But Was Abraham Good? Ethical Complexity and Moral Reasoning in Genesis
We may take for granted that characters in the Book of Genesis, as in many stories, each manifest certain desires,…
Knowing God through Welcoming the Stranger (Mark Glanville)
The Old Testament, especially Deuteronomy, repeatedly entreats the Israelites to welcome the stranger. The Israelites were required to love the…
Worship in the Bible Often Looks Strange. How Can It Inform Modern Worship?
How much of our worship is “biblical”? Is worship in the Bible even a good barometer for evaluating worship practices?
Devemos considerar essas duas mulheres negligenciadas como matriarcas bíblicas
Os Patriarcas — Abraão, Isaac e Jacó — são os três ancestrais do judaísmo, cristianismo e islamismo. Por milhares de anos,…
Respondendo à guerra, à violência e ao mal com os salmos imprecatórios
A recente invasão da Ucrânia por ordem do presidente da Rússia, Vladimir Putin, confrontou o mundo com imagens comoventes de…
Rituals Teach: Why We Can’t Ignore Leviticus (Mark Scarlata)
If God teaches us through rituals, then we have a responsibility to examine these rituals. By studying them, asking questions,…
We Should Regard These Two Overlooked Women as Biblical Matriarchs
The honorable Zilpah and Bilhah stand in the shadows of their mistresses Leah and Rachel and have been undeservedly unremembered.
Becoming Disciples: Moral Formation as Gift and Task
The gift of discipleship carries with it the task of actively and strenuously seeking to become the disciples God desires.
Purifying Ourselves: Moral Formation in the Bible
“And everyone who has this hope in [Jesus] purifies themselves as [Jesus] is pure” (1 John 3:3). What does it…
