Love: An Emotion? A Choice?
With Valentine’s Day just behind us, lingering questions remain about the concept of love. What is it? Is it a choice? An... Read More
Synthesizing Indwelling, Omnipresence, and Sanctification
The question of the absence or presence of the indwelling ministry of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament is a relatively... Read More
You Are Doing it Wrong: Reading Entire Books of the Bible
Have you ever read one of the Gospels in one sitting? I believe many Christians have not. Have you ever read Romans... Read More
Christmas Shopping that Benefits Your Favorite Seminary
Giving Tuesday may be over, but there’s another way you can help DBTS financially this Christmas season and all year round. And... Read More
Interpreting the Book of Job
Jerome once compared studying the book of Job to grasping an eel. The more you squeeze, he opined, the sooner it escapes... Read More
Dispensationalism Unhitched?
These things happened to them as examples, and they were written as a warning to us, on whom the ends of the ages... Read More
A Few Good Men
We are often reminded that “there is none good, no not one.” And that is true because of God’s perfect standard... Read More
Should Missionaries Skip Seminary?
God is graciously using DBTS to prepare His servants for global ministry. Through His help, we have graduates planting churches in a... Read More
Martin Luther’s 95 Theses
On October 31, 1517, a monk named Martin Luther (1483–1546) posted a list of topics for academic debate at the local university.... Read More
A Righteousness Greater than the Scribes and Pharisees
Jesus shocked His listeners by His seemingly ludicrous claim about righteousness. He argued that they needed a greater righteousness than the Scribes... Read More