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War in the Bible: an Examination of Biblical Conflict and Violence
The Bible doesn’t flinch at portraying the world’s violence, especially during wartime. And while there is no such thing as a kind and gentle war, you might be surprised to learn t...
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Wednesday Giveaway - Life of Jesus
As Christians our faith centers on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Studying the story of Jesus, in its original context, is the...
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How Many Times Did Jesus Offer Forgiveness from the Cross? - Luke 23:34 (Monday with Mounce 97)
We teach that the imperfect designates an action normally occurring in the past that is continuous in nature. “Jesus walked by the sea” is ...
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Extra-Curricular Activities 03/20/11
Cogito | Credo interviews Michael Horton and reviews The Christian Faith.
Moore College has a new blog entitled Think Tank. 
James K....
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John Kilner "Why the church needs Bioethics"
Dr. John Kilner has edited a brilliant new volume called Why the Church Needs Bioethics: A Guide to Wise Engagement with Life’s Challenges. ...
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Four Views on Hell: An Interview with William Crockett
As the discussion around the doctine of hell continues, William Crockett was kind enough to take time out of his schedule to do an intervi...
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Read Michael Horton on Eternal Punishment
Zondervan and White Horse Inn are making available a PDF download of chapter 29 ("The Last Battle and Life Everlasting") from Mich...
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Wednesday Giveaway - Hell Under Fire
Last week we shared an interview with Chris Morgan, editor and contributor to Hell Under Fire (you can read part 1 of the interview here an...
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Keep Your Greek - Blog Tour
This week marks the Keep Your Greek blog tour. 
Keep Your Greek by Constantine R. Campbell is intended to help those of us who, after...
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Academics serving the Church: John A. Beck
How can the Academy best serve the local church? 
This question simply isn’t considered often enough. The unfortunate truth is that th...
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How do we know what made-up words mean? (Monday with Mounce 96)
Someone asked the other day about αρσενοκοιτης. They asked, “I see the argument that arsenokoitai is a made up word and could not possibly ...
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Extra-Curricular Activities 03/13/11
James K.A. Smith asks if theological writing sacrifices readability for an obsession with content.
Eugene Peterson was interviewed on...
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Hell Under Fire: Part 2 of our Interview with Christopher Morgan
As the discussion around the doctine of hell continues, Chris Morgan was kind enough to take time out of his schedule to do an interview a...
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Hell Under Fire: Part 1 of our Interview with Christopher Morgan
As the discussion around the doctine of hell continues, Chris Morgan was kind enough to take time out of his schedule to do an interview ab...
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Wednesday Giveaway - Four Views on Hell
“Is hell to be understood literally as a place of eternal smoke and flames? Or are such images simply metaphors for a real but different fo...
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Academics serving the Church: Jonathan Morrow
How can the Academy best serve the local church? 
This question simply isn’t considered often enough. The unfortunate truth is that th...
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Do Christians Really Enjoy Creation? (Monday with Mounce 95)
I have had a couple interesting experiences lately, and they culminated in my thinking about 1 Tim 6:17, which says that God “richly provid...
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