Michael F. BirdOver the course of history, theologians, commentators, preachers, and readers of the Bible have...
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Over the course of history, theologians, commentators, preachers, and readers of the Bible have...
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“Who is Jesus?” is one of the most frequently asked questions in human history. It’s likely more books have been written on the topic than any other. But it’s much more than just a popular topic. You literally can’t ask...
When I was sixteen, a youth ministry challenged me to share my faith with my family and classmates. I had grown up in and out of church and didn’t know much of the Bible beyond the epic Sunday school stories most people with some church background...
Perhaps you’ve heard it spoken, read it on a T-shirt, or heard it in a song. Jesus wants to be your friend. Jesus is my best friend. What a friend we have in Jesus. In some ways, the idea of friendship with Jesus is appropriate. Jesus taught that...
In her article, “The Holy Spirit: Lutheran Perspectives,” Cheryl Peterson observes that, due to their historic emphasis on the doctrine of justification by faith on account of Christ as the chief article of Christian teaching, Lutherans are...
The other day, my brother-in-law gave my children a gift that awoke many of my childhood memories. Indeed, Where’s Waldo? books apparently haven’t changed much since my childhood. The goal remains: find Waldo amidst an overwhelming sea...
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Charles Spurgeon criticized Robert Hawker's Bible commentary for seeing Jesus in unnecessary places, such as every Psalm, a view widely held in Christian interpretation until John Calvin rooted Psalm interpretation in historical context. There's now...
When God established the feasts in the Old Testament, he set milestones to remind his people about who he was and how he had rescued them (over and over). While many Christians no longer celebrate the feasts, there are still plenty of places on our...
Genesis 3:8 is a familiar verse in a familiar story: Adam and Eve have sinned, and now, in the cool of the day, they hear the sound of the Lord God walking in the Garden. Afraid, they hide among the trees.
In this Logos Live, Mark Ward nerds out (Mark's words) with renowned New Testament scholar Mark Strauss about Bible translation.
What you’ll see in this Logos Live episode In this Logos Live, Mark Ward interviews N. T. Wright about his brand new book, Into the Heart of Romans: A Deep Dive into Paul’s Greatest Letter. Mark asks questions about key portions of Romans 8...
What you’ll see in this Logos Live episode In this Logos Live, Mark Ward talks with Samuel James about his brand-new book, Digital Liturgies: Rediscovering Christian Wisdom in an Online Age. They discuss the ways the social internet is shaping...
What you’ll see in this Logos Live episode We talk to the Church Intensive by Crazy Love team about their mission to train pastors, leaders, and church planters. The team, which includes Francis Chan, Robert Zabala, and Sean Brakey, aims to...
What you’ll see in this Logos Live episode In this episode of Logos Live, Jason Stone interviews Lydia Jaeger, author of Ordinary Splendor: Living in God’s Creation. Lydia Jaeger has dedicated her career to navigating the convergence of...
What you’ll see in this Logos Live episode Jennifer Grisham interviews Bible scholar, professor, and author Dr. John Kleinig about his recent publication, Wonderfully Made: A Protestant Theology of the Body. Dr. John W. Kleinig is a pastor of...
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