Why the Transmission of Words Mattered to Early Christians
It’s not enough to just hope we have the words of the New Testament. We need to have good grounds for thinking we possess them.
Artemis Can’t Undermine Complementarianism
For all the scholarship Glahn marshals to sketch the contours of the Artemis cult in first-century Ephesus, she never really establishes the cult’s relevance to the interpretation of 1 Timothy.
What Do Israel’s Food Laws Have to Do with Our Holiness?
The nature of their diet testified that the Israelites followed a God who was holy.
How Was the Canon Loaded?
Amid many cultural storms, our cognitive anchor is the canon of Scripture. So Christians must continue to study and rehearse the story of how the Bible came to be.
Feast of Tabernacles: How Sukkoth Points to God’s Provision
We worshiped in modern, rainproof tents and grew in our understanding of God’s love and provision for his people.
