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Close ministerial friendships are one of the kind gifts of God. Myriad have been the examples of close friendships shared by ministers of the gospel... Read More

One of the most challenging trials for believers during our pilgrimage through this dark and fallen world is to truly believe and rest in the... Read More

The exodus is the great redemptive act of the Old Testament. There is no other act of God that so clearly captures the essence of... Read More

In the realm of the theological sciences, no subject is as difficult to navigate as that of Old and New Testament textual criticism. Textual criticism... Read More

When I was a teenager, MTV aired a show called “The Real World.” It ran from 1992 to 2017. It was a reality television show... Read More

Personal pronouns have been all the rage and debate in recent years. It’s amazing how important such short words are in our everyday speech and... Read More

We love the idea of diversity, until it cuts across our own idea of personal uniformity. I have been thinking often of the diversity of... Read More

Jesus’ first miracle–the turning of water into wine at the wedding feast in Cana of Galilee (John 2:1–11)–is one of the most wonderful biblical truths.... Read More

In 2019, the United Nations reported that “All societies in the world are in the midst of [a] longevity revolution—some are at its early stages... Read More

With our major denominations and conventions preparing for their annual ecclesiastical gatherings, concerted efforts to push agendas and rally troops is at hand. Sadly, it... Read More