Dr. Drew Thompson I just love to explain things. There is something satisfying about seeing a furrowed brow smooth out, a head tilt back and eyes light up in that […]

Dr. Jeffrey Arthurs When we say that “Jesus rose,” we mean more than “he rises in our hearts,” as when we remember personnel of the armed services on Veterans Day; […]

Dr. Patricia Batten March 21 is World Down Syndrome Day. This date has been purposefully designated to celebrate our loved ones who have three copies of chromosome 21 (3/21). People […]

Dr. David Currie When you hear the term “Celtic,” what comes to mind? Boston’s basketball team? A Glasgow soccer team? Let’s think more spiritually than sports. Perhaps such themes as […]

Image by Makoto Fujimura from the Walking on Water collection. Dr. Wes Vander Lugt Abstract art has always moved me, but until recently I have struggled to articulate why that’s […]

Reflections on a Loving, Designing, Self-Disclosing Maker Dr. Dennis Hollinger The following brief excerpt from Dr. Dennis Hollinger’s new book Creation and Christian Ethics highlights the book’s premise that God’s […]

Dr. Eckhard J. Schnabel, Mary French Rockefeller distinguished professor of New Testament, has recently published his New Testament Theology (Baker Academic, 2023). In a sit-down conversation with Gordon-Conwell’s Professor of […]

Dr. Stephen Witmer This blog originally appeared on The Gospel Coalition.  Jesus entrusts the task of global missions to every Christian and every church, not just to super-Christians and megachurches. […]

Dr. Erin Crider During my last year of master’s research, I had made my way around a labyrinthine hallway to a tiny office, where I met the sweet Anglican nun […]

Over five hundred years ago an event took place that is easily overlooked by some, but it is one that ought to be remembered and celebrated. On that occasion an […]