In this episode, New York Times best-selling author John Hendrix talks about being a Christian illustrator and designer.

The book of Numbers is relevant for our modern world—including our current wandering in the wilderness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Vince Bantu explains how church history shows that biblical thought isn’t a product of a white man’s religion.

Jon Collins, Co-Founder of BibleProject, talks about using animated videos to teach viewers how to read the Bible.

The poetry in Scripture can be hard to understand. And, especially when it is embedded within a story, such as…

Instead of merely worrying about violence in the Old Testament, we could instead ask how Scripture is critiquing our use of violence.

Dr. Luke Bobo talks about interpreting Scripture, the intersection of faith and work, and the church’s role in the economic order.

Since the 19th century, the term “wisdom literature” has been associated specifically with the books of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Job….

In this episode, Dr. Carmen Imes discusses Old Testament laws, with a special focus on how modern Christians should read the Torah.

Author and speaker Aimee Byrd believes that a careful reading of the biblical texts should inform the church’s view on sex and gender.