Hebraic Thought in Christmas, Part 2: Humble Moms and Shepherds
The Christmas story tells of – a humble woman – breaking out into poetry – because of her surprise pregnancy…
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Baby Yoda, Christmas, and Hebrew Narrative
Drs. Mary Hom and Dru Johnson discuss the impact of the baby Yoda story in the Christmas season, how the…
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Hebraic Thought in Christmas, Part 1: Endangered Babies
We think of Christmas as a New Testament story, but does it start earlier? Hint: the story of a child…
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Should Christians keep the idea of “calling”?
Dru Johnson talks with Drs. Eric Smith and Scott Booth (of Pillar Seminary) about the notion of calling in Scripture…
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Hebrew Ethics: Radical in the Ancient Near East, Yet So Familiar to Us
In this episode, Dru talks with Dr. Unterman about biblical teaching on ethics. They discuss ancient notions of justice, law-keeping,…
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Genesis as Rationality in the Ancient Near East
Dru talks with Eric about how Hebrews reasoned through concepts in light of the ancient Near East.
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From Christian-hater to CHT Co-founder—Changed by Reading the Bible.
Robert Nicholson is Founder and Executive Director of The Philos Project. He holds a B.A. in Hebrew Studies from Binghamton University, and…
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Ethical Ambiguity, Biblical Vigilantes, and Dr. Shira Weiss (CHT Fellow)
In this episode, Dr. Dru Johnson talks with Dr. Shira Weiss about her research on biblical ethics, the sticky ethical…
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Introducing Dr. Joshua Berman (CHT Fellow)
In this episode, Dr. Berman describes what the intellectual world of the Bible looks like to him.
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