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The history of humanity is the history of migration. People have always been on the move, in Scripture and in…
The Old Testament, especially Deuteronomy, repeatedly entreats the Israelites to welcome the stranger. The Israelites were required to love the…
If God teaches us through rituals, then we have a responsibility to examine these rituals. By studying them, asking questions,…
This week, Jeff Jacoby, op-ed columnist for The Boston Globe since February 1994, joined Dru to discuss his essay in Sapir,…
Aimee Byrd discusses her new book The Sexual Reformation, considering what Scripture actually says about gender.
As the world grows increasingly hostile to the message of Jesus, it’s more important than ever for Christians to know…
Part of the Discover Your Roots, Podcast Series with Passages Israel series
To find your place in the story of Scripture, you have to understand the story and then how the story…
Rituals aren’t mechanistic activities with immediate results. In Scripture, sacred rituals gradually shape people for particular purposes.
Matthew LaPine describes how he guides others through their doubts, which often stem from struggles with mental health and other life crises.
To understand biblical texts—including how to love your enemies—we should learn something about the places in which the events they describe occurred.