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…
The Psalms Give a Voice to Workers Laboring in a Fallen World
The psalms not only describe, but they also demand a two-way dialogue between work and worship—between the street and the sanctuary.
Expressive Individualism: Our Twenty-First Century American Ba’al
Expressive Individualism is perhaps the reigning secular ideology in the U.S. today. Scripture can help us avoid falling prey to it.
Ecclesiastes Illuminates the Secret of Joy in a Dark World
Ecclesiastes delivers a message of joy into our lives in a world storm-tossed by vanities.
Modern Psychology Was Built on Greek Ideas—but It Needs Hebraic Ones
An interview with psychologist Dr. Kalman Kaplan
Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Still Brings Jews and Christians Together
In her book club, Amanda Achtman saw why Jews and Christians have much to learn from the enduring legacy of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel.
How and Why Should We Rejoice in 2021? Understanding Joy in the Bible
How can we obey commands to have joy in the Bible? Consider the Festival of Booths to understand what joy means and how we can experience it.
The Portrait of a Lady (Wisdom): How to Find and Keep Up with a Complicated Woman
The portrayal of Lady Wisdom in Job and Ecclesiastes shows that in times of suffering, wisdom can be elusive.
#Blessed: What Is a Blessing in Scripture, Actually?
Think you’re #blessed? In the Bible, blessings can be given from God to man, from man to God, and from man to man.
