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Hélène M. Dallaire discusses Mastering Biblical Hebrew
HÉLÈNE M. DALLAIRE (PhD, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion) is Earl S. Kalland Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages and Chair of the Old Testament Depar...
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Multisensory Preaching and Teaching: 1
Introducing the Controversy by Rick Blackwood
Introducing the Controversy by Rick Blackwood
    Rick Blackwood is the pastor of Christ Fellowship Church in Miami Florida, a multicultural congregation that boasts more th...
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What to do with Metaphors in Bible Translation? (Monday with Mounce 23)
This is one of the fundamental questions all translations struggle with. How are they going to deal with metaphors. Related to this question...
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The Creation of Humankind in the Ancient Near East
We are all familiar with the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis two and their creation stands in contrast to the scientific theories of human...
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Influential Books and Authors: Mariam Kamell
discusses Brother Lawrence
discusses Brother Lawrence
Each week in Influential Books and Authors we hear from a noted scholar on the author(s) and book(s) that have been most important to t...
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Michael Wittmer discusses the next challenge for Theologians
A Video Interview
A Video Interview
Dr. Michael E. Wittmer is the author of Don't Stop Believing: Why Living Like Jesus is Not Enough and Heaven is a Place on Earth: ...
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How do you use Greek in the pulpit? (Monday with Mounce 22)
In response to last week’s post, several people have asked this question. I find it interesting that I never thought of it; it is easy to cr...
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The Temple and the Cosmos
When we think about the world and the universe in modern American culture, we are most inclined to think of it like a machine. In the ancie...
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Influential Books and Authors: Craig Blomberg discusses I. Howard Marshall and Philip Yancey
Each week in Influential Books and Authors we hear from a noted scholar on the author(s) and book(s) that have been most important to t...
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Rick Warren's Inauguration Prayer
Yesterday Pastor Rick Warren delivered the opening prayer at an historic event in U.S. history. If you missed the prayer, here it is in full...
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NT Greek CD Review
Daniel over at "Text, Community & Mission" has posted a review about Johnathan Pennington's New Testament Greek Vocabular...
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Matt 7:26—Is a moros a moron (Monday with Mounce 21)
Some time ago I was listening to a sermon by a pretty good preacher. He was talking about the ending to the Sermon on the Mount and how th...
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Do we need Backgrounds study?
Background studies involve research into history, archaeology, geography, manners and customs, and ancient literature. Sometimes such stu...
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The new Bible Backgrounds series on Koinonia
Since 2003 I have been serving as general editor of the Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary: Old Testament. I have had the ...
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Influential Books and Authors: Greg Koukl discusses C.S. Lewis
Each week in Influential Books and Authors we hear from a noted scholar on the author(s) and book(s) that have been most important to t...
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Wise Words from Bonhoeffer for the Blogosphere (and Beyond)
It's not uncommon to begin meetings here at Zondervan with a reading/devotion. Yesterday's really connected with a number of us. I ...
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Pay to Play: Discussing Paul's Roman Citizenship
by Lynn Cohick
by Lynn Cohick
"Pay to Play" has become a catch-phrase in the Chicago-land area where I live. Our governor has been impeached by the State House...
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