One of the most countercultural sentences comes from the Heidelberg Catechism: our only comfort in life and death is that…

Where you are situated in time and space affects how you interpret the world. This cultural, geographical, and historical consciousness…

In the latter half of 20th century, the evangelical community’s developing attitudes toward crime and punishment overlapped with the increasingly…

This week, Rachael and Jacob Denhollander joined the podcast to discuss what reconciliation and restoration can look like following horrific…

Dr. Onyumbe Wenyi explains how the violence in the book of Nahum connects directly to the experiences of people in the Congo.

Reconciliation in practice involves local communities acknowledging the wrongs of their particular pasts and figuring out how to move forward—…

CHT fellow Dr. Jerry Unterman explains that unlike other law codes of the ANE, the Torah is not a law book.

People don’t ask for or grant forgiveness in the Bible—at least, not in the way modern people are familiar with.

Discussing her book African American Readings of Paul, Lisa Bowens identifies how Pauline texts were used both for and against injustice.

When it comes to preaching, less is more. If you really understand a complex issue, you should be able to…