In his new book, “Tracing God’s Story: An Introduction to Biblical Theology”, Jon Nielson unpacks an understanding of “biblical theology” for those from any background.

As another semester begins, Jason Barrie uses Psalm 1 to remind seminarians that seminary comes with subtle but powerful temptations.

When Christians abandon the public square, what happens to community values? To ethics? To moral standards?

The Santa Claus story is simple and attractive: be good and get great toys on Christmas morning. Christians tell a better story and receive a better gift. But is the basic story clear and simple in our minds?

Perseverance of the Saints cannot be reduced to “once saved, always saved.” That phrase does not tell the whole Story of the biblical doctrine.

In the midst of the grind Christ proclaims, “Behold, I am making all things new.”

Ambivalence toward formal church membership is increasingly common, and not without reasons.

In December 2011, when news that a police officer had been shot and that the suspect was somewhere on the campus of Virginia Tech (VT), many immediately dreaded a repeat of the April 2006 shooting there that left 32 people dead, including 26 students.

We should note the Scripture’s use of the word “fear” in two distinct senses. There is the fear of terror and dread, and the fear of veneration and honor.

June 1 Conference Aims to Promote Multiethnic Church Planting