The Bible tells stories about individuals, families, and nations. But it also tells stories about institutions—the chosen and unchosen social…

Amid persecution from the Marxist state and a fragmented Ethiopian church, Gudina Tumsa became a figure who advocated a holistic…

We live in a fame-saturated culture. Celebrity figures run our largest corporations, media entities, and megachurches. But the characteristics of…

We hear the word “trauma” a lot today—but what does it really mean? For Christians who have experienced horrific, overwhelming,…

We all desire repentance, forgiveness, and reconciliation. But these concepts are complicated, and seeing them from a Jewish perspective on…

From Genesis, marriage looks like it is one of the most important parts of creation. So, does Jesus really say…

Carmen Imes, Nijay Gupta, and Cynthia Shafer-Elliott discuss their contributions to The Biblical World of Gender.

What happens to you when you die? Many Christians picture eternal life as spending time in an ethereal heaven with…

Brian J. Wright explores ancient reading habits and the early church’s Bible engagement. Here’s what the modern church can learn.

Is the Book of Judges a morality play? A celebration of violence? An injunction against moral relativism? Could it be…