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Is It Time to Quit ’Quiet Time’? Discussing Our View (Dru Johnson & Celina Durgin)
Instead of interviewing a guest, TBM host Dru Johnson and editor Celina Durgin discussed an article they co-wrote for Christianity…
Teaching Genesis’ Beautiful Vision in an Incarcerated Context
It’s Tuesday morning. I’m about to head out the door. With a wry smile, I say to my family, “I’m…
Women in the Early Church (Nijay Gupta)
This episode was originally published by OnScript podcast. Thanks to the OnScript team for letting us share this episode with…
Trying to Master the Bible? Try Savoring It Instead (Andrew Abernethy)
Literature students who can analyze a passage from East of Eden with ease often flounder when trying to analyze a Bible…
A Pentecostal’s Biblical Reflections on the Asbury Revival
As a Pentecostal, I am familiar with revival language. It is common practice in my sphere to seek or pray…
A Supreme Love: Jazz, Justice, and the Gospel (William Edgar)
The rich and sad story of jazz has shaped both its sorrowful sounds and its joyful hope. William Edgar, the…
How the Ten Commandments Shape the Moral Imagination
Late Second Temple and New Testament era debates about divorce often focused on the seemingly strange law discussing divorce in…
Trusting Reality: ‘Longing to Know’ Turns 20 (Esther Meek)
“Knowing is an activity that all of us are involved in, all of the time,” writes Dr. Esther Meek in…
Old—and New—Testament Violence and the Shalom of God (Matthew J. Lynch)
Readers of the Book of Joshua (and many other parts of the Bible) are inevitably confronted with the problem of…
Orality and the Cycle of Revelation: How God and His Image-Bearers Communicate
The world of biblical and mission study realized long ago that the Scriptures were more than a text. The Scriptures…
The State of Relations between Christians and Jews (Pesach Wolicki)
Despite their shared foundations and concern for the Word of God, Christians and Jews rarely interact on the basis of…
The Unwritten Word: Learning from High Orality-Reliant Cultures (Charles Madinger)
Western culture relies extensively on written text to communicate. But the majority of people across the world rely far less…
