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The King Who Bowed: The Conversion of Negus Ezana
At the southwest corner of the Red Sea, around AD 300, lay a thriving African empire called Aksum, sitting at the one choke point connecting Rome,...
Judged and Not Condemned
The Appointed Day of Christ’s Judgment: Mercy for the Elect, Justice for the Reprobate, and the Assurance of the Resurrection The Areopagus was the...
The Anxious Age and the Doctrine it Needs
In 1844, a Danish writer published a short book about a feeling his contemporaries had not yet learned to isolate. Søren Kierkegaard called it...
The God Who Communicates Himself
Aaron Douglas, "Let My People Go" (c. 1934-39, oil on masonite) Exodus is About Communion With God Most Christians read Exodus as a deliverance...
Speaking Truth to Power, With Love
In this day of unconscionable but widespread social-media bashing of anyone who holds a different position on anything, Christ followers face a...
Biblical Principles of Endurance for Pastoral Ministry
“I feel thin…. stretched. Like butter scraped over too much bread.” Pastors can relate to Bilbo’s comments here. Pastoral ministry can wear a man...
Why Pilate?
Three people get shoutouts in the Apostle’s Creed: Jesus, Mary, and Pontius Pilate. We hardly need to puzzle over why Jesus is included. It is,...
Rejecting the Echo Chamber
Over the past few months, I have witnessed a spate of curious memes on the pages of theological groups I am a part of on social media; perhaps...
Festive Evangelism
The holiday season is a time for gathering with family and friends to enjoy a feast and express gratitude. But amidst the festivities, we learn a...
Book Review | Expository Outlines & Observations on Romans by Rob Ventura
Ventura, Rob, Expository Outlines & Observations on Romans: Hints and Helps for Preachers and Teachers. Ross-shire: Mentor, 2023 I just checked...