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Is It Good or Bad to Become Like God?
Many Christians aspire to be “like God” in certain respects—to be loving, just, merciful, wise—and indeed, this might even be…
Digital Deceleration and the Ritual of Sabbath
I wonder if you’ve had the experience of pausing for a moment in your day and finding yourself suddenly overcome…
Part of the Embodying Biblical Rituals in a Digital Age series
Embodying Biblical Rituals in a Digital Age
The COVID-19 pandemic pushed more and more of religious life online, whether temporarily or, for some individuals and congregations, indefinitely….
Jesus não ordena a “fé de uma criança” como pensamos
Imagine que você está ensinando na escola dominical para, digamos, primeira série. Acompanhando o peixinho dourado, caixinhas de suco e folhas…
Jesus Didn’t Commend ‘Childlike Faith’ Like We Think of It
Imagine you’re teaching Sunday school for, let’s say, first grade. Accompanying the goldfish, juice pouches, and coloring sheets is a…
Humility-Shame: A Positive Understanding of Shame from the Cross
Paul aspires toward the same type of shame that Christ experienced on the cross. This shame is inextricably connected to humility.
Part of the Purifying Ourselves: Moral Formation in the Bible series
All Reward and Provision Come from God—Not the Meritocracy
Whenever a student comes into my office in tears, I know there’s a very good chance that the source of…
Part of the American Religion vs. the Bible series
Embodying the Kingdom While Facing Mental Health Challenges
In the book of Luke, the first thing we learn about the Kingdom is that it is good news. The…
Part of the Purifying Ourselves: Moral Formation in the Bible series
CHT Book Release: The Biblical World of Gender
In partnership with Cascade Books, an imprint of Wipf and Stock Publishers, the Center for Hebraic Thought has published a…
