What Are Sermons for, and How Can They Be Improved? (Jonathan Pennington)
When it comes to preaching, less is more. If you really understand a complex issue, you should be able to…
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Three Grinches in a Pod: Complicating Christmas
It’s that time of year again. It’s the time when those who hate eggnog, pretty lights, cheery music, presents, and joy itself…
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Toward an Integrated Liturgy of Work and Worship (Matthew Kaemingk)
There is a deep division between work and worship in the West. However, the worship of the ancient Israelites integrated…
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Crying for Justice: Why We Should Pray the Imprecatory Psalms (Trevor Laurence)
Pleas for justice in the book of Psalms—the imprecatory psalms—can make some Christians uncomfortable. They’re often passed over in the…
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Reading the Bible While Black: The Crucial Perspective of the Black Church (Esau McCaulley)
“Blackness is a part of American culture.” Too often American Christianity is equated with white Christianity, while expressions of Black Christianity…
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Understanding Supersessionism and the Controversy over a TBM Article (Ari Lamm)
A couple of weeks ago, The Biblical Mind published an article by Michael LeFebvre titled Jesus Restored the Original Purpose…
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Prosperity, Responsibility, and Economics in the Torah (Michael Eisenberg)
Does the Torah mention wealth redistribution? What is the purpose of leaving the corners of your field unharvested? What economic…
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How the Marginalized Church Reads the Bible, Part 1: Vince Bantu
New CHT fellow Dr. Vince Bantu of Fuller Theological Seminary is back on the podcast, this time to discuss the how historically…
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Two Upcoming Series, Feat. Esau McCaulley, Rachael Denhollander, Others
Starting 10/22: “By the Oppressed to the Oppressed: How the Marginalized Church Reads the Bible,” featuring Vince Bantu, Esau McCaulley,…
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