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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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Extra-Curricular Activities 02/14/11
Chelle Stearns makes the case for visual literacy and suggests we are deeply formed by imagery. 
Brian LePort asks how we can best liv...
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Keep Your Greek Blog Tour!
If you took Greek in college or seminary, how much of it is still with you?
If you are taking Greek now, will the hours you are putting in ...
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Wednesday Giveaway - Encounters with Jesus
“What can you do, or think, or believe to make yourself 'untouchable' to Jesus? The answer, according to Gary M. Burge, is nothing....
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Half the Church - Are we missing out on the gifts of women?
In your typical evangelical Church this past Sunday more than half of those present were women, and not just because of the Super Bowl.
Eac...
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“Should” or “Will” Perish? - John 3:16 (Monday with Mounce 91
We teach students in first year Greek that the subjunctive mood carries the idea of “should” or might.” But then they come to a verse like ...
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Extra-Curricular Activities 02/06/2011
Michael Bird preaches a sermon on the New Jerusalem.
Is the Church afraid of single pastors?
Governments exist to serve the people, Eugene ...
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Why Systematic Theology?
Systematic theology, as an area of study, has been on my mind as of late. I suppose that is mostly because I started the systematic theolog...
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Wednesday Giveaway - The NIV Application Commentary on Ephesians
There are no lack of commentaries written on Ephesians, but it is a letter that requires close and careful study so the more resources we c...
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An Interview with Michael Horton - Part Two
Matthew Miller at Christianbook.com Academics has posted part two of his interview with Michael Horton which focuses on issues raised in Ho...
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Was Jesus’ Body “For” You or “Broken” for You? - 1 Cor 11:24 (Monday with Mounce 90)
My brother-in-law asked me a question that came up in his Bible study the other day, and it illustrates several interesting points of Greek...
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Extra-Curricular Activities 01/30/2011
John Dickson, Why Historical Questions Aren't Going Anywhere and Shouldn't Trouble Us Anyway.
Jason Hood’s essay on antinomianism i...
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Interview: Michael Horton on "The Christian Faith"
Matthew over at CBD's Academic blog just posted part 1 of a lengthy interview with Michael Horton. Great stuff! - Andrew for ZA
Q: Wha...
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Wednesday Giveaway - The Essential Bible Companion to the Psalms
8 Who is like you, LORD God Almighty?    You, LORD, are mighty, and your faithfulness surrounds you.
 9 You rule o...
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Horton's "The Christian Faith" released - Two Interviews
After much anticipation Michael Horton's systematic theology The Christian Faith has been released. The response has been outstanding, ...
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Extra-Curricular Activities 01/23/2011
In remembrance of the anniversary of Roe v. Wade Kevin DeYoung writes on Jesus’ love for children.
Eric Metaxas’ biography of Dietrich Bonho...
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The Ehrman Project - Explaining not Attacking
I have to admit when I first heard about a project to address the works of Bart Ehrman I was a bit wary. There are more than enough attack b...
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