Have You Considered Auditing a Course at DBTS this Fall?
The Fall 2024 semester here at DBTS will begin next Thursday the 29th. The schedule for this fall with links to course... Read More
Review of How to Read a Book by Andrew Naselli
This past April, Andrew Naselli’s new volume, How to Read a Book: Advice for Christian Readers, was released by Canon Press. Over... Read More
Does Proverbs Plagiarize from Egyptian Wisdom?
Recently, I came across a Reddit thread with a provocative title: “The Bible’s God-inspired book of Proverbs is plagiarized from the Egyptian... Read More
Theologically Loaded Catch-Lines, Part 2: What Does It Mean for God to “Be with Us”?
In this post I resume my series of blogposts on historically/theologically freighted phrases/clauses/mantras that have become cliché in contemporary Christian-speak—lines that are intrinsically innocuous... Read More
What to Do After Graduation? Why Not Go Back to Your Home Church
This post was originally published here on January 21, 2014. Many college and seminary students are either preparing for another semester of... Read More
Review of 1 Peter (ICC) by Williams and Horrell (Part 2)
This post continues (see Part 1 here) a review of the new, two-volume commentary in the ICC series by Travis Williams and... Read More
Theologically Loaded Catch-Lines, Episode 1: What Does It Mean to “Cease Striving”?
I’ve decided to start a mini-series of blogposts on historically freighted phrases/clauses/mantras that have been detached from their moorings and have become... Read More
Review of 1 Peter (ICC) by Williams and Horrell (Part 1)
Travis B. Williams and David G. Horrell have recently produced an expansive two-volume commentary on 1 Peter. Both volumes together stretch to... Read More
Does Matthew 24 Describe the Rapture of the Church (Part 5)?
This series has been looking at nine arguments made by John Hart in Evidence for the Rapture for a pre-tribulation rapture in Matthew... Read More
Church Leadership in the First Century
What did church leadership look like in the first century? Below are a few observations. In a passage penned in the mid-first... Read More