Biblical Mind
Painting the Biblical Story
Dr. Beldman’s student Ingrid Bouma produced a series of eleven original paintings that together tell the biblical story.
Rethinking ‘Quiet Time’ with Scripture (Jen Wilkin)
Jen Wilkin challenges the practice of “quiet time,” saying that it can actually undermine Bible literacy. She proposes an alternative.
Biblical Archeology: Excavating the World of the Bible (Cynthia Shafer-Elliott)
Biblical archeology can reveal everything from ancient Israelites’ family structures to their acquaintance with daily struggle for survival.
Christmas Special: Esau McCaulley on Reading While Black (OnScript)
This episode is reproduced from a November interview on the OnScript podcast, courtesy of OnScript. Dr. Dru Johnson interviews Dr….
What Is Civility and How Do We Practice It? A Panel Discussion
Note: This special episode is of lower audio quality than usual. It is a live recording of an event. Those…
Rescuing Eagles and Baby-Eating Dragons: An Apocalyptic Christmas Story
An apocalyptic thread is woven throughout all of salvation history, even through the Christmas story.
Conflitos Familiares e a Restauração do Cosmo III: Uma Estrangeira Detém o Cetro do Rei
Violência encheu a terra e Deus apertou o botão de reiniciar. A estratégia de Deus para restaurar esse cosmo em…
Biblical Artist Series: Sandra Bowden Makes Literal Biblical Art
Sandra Bowden uses Scripture, Hebrew lettering, and Christian artifacts in her biblical art to express God’s relationship with his creation.
Family Conflicts and the Restoration of the Cosmos, Part III: The Lion of Judah, or the Kid of Tamar?
In Genesis 37–50, the image of kingly humility and servanthood is not the lion of Judah, but a foreign widow.
