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Sarah AshbachBibleTheology

According to the Flesh, According to the Spirit: Christianity as Poem and Myth

I only ask that you champion the sacrament of existence, the miraculous strangeness of Scripture, and the wonder and beauty which lie at the heart of all things, drawing us continually to our God.

BibleTechnologyCultureCorey Hastings

Exercising Dominion After Generative Artificial Intelligence

Generative artificial intelligence can sometimes seem to mimic the uniquely human work of exercising dominion over creation.

TheologyFormationBibleEthan Harrison

The Goodness of God and Goodness of Scripture

Illuminating the prayers of Thomas Cranmer with the aid of Thomas Aquinas

BooksTheologyBibleJoshua Heavin

How the Reformers Actually Read St Paul

Anyone who wants to understand what the Reformers themselves actually believed about union with Christ, justification, and much else cannot do better than to take up this volume. 

BooksBibleCultureGillis Harp

Christian Politics Without Idolatry

'Reimagining Biblical Politics' is an invaluable resource that provides the sort of insightful and practical Bible-based reflection that has been so conspicuously absent from many American churches.

Emily McArthurBibleBooksTheology

Snakes, Gods, and Heroes: Greek Myth in Acts 27-28

Sophocles cannot rectify the tragic suffering of his hero without imagining a savior who momentarily intervenes.

Daniel HindmanBibleTheology

Salvation and Gender in the Flood Narrative

If gender is an ordering principle in the creation of the cosmos, then we should expect it to also be an ordering principle within the re-creation of the cosmos. 

Marc SimsBibleCultureTheology

What to Learn from the Decline of Young Earth Creationism

The decline of young earth creationism is a reminder that soft cultural pressures and historical ignorance can prove devastating for any movement.

Jake MeadorBibleTheology

Bible and Theology Reading Plans for 2026

A set of reading plans to take you through the Bible in 2026 or through the works of some of the church's greatest teachers.

Hayden NesbitBibleFormation

Resonance and the Psalms

The Psalms can offer a powerful window for helping us understand the shape of a good life in the world that does not seek to control the world.

Andrew KoperskiBibleTheology

Two Cheers for Michael Heiser

While not without its issues, the work of Old Testament scholar Michael Heiser has many strengths and merits a close and sympathetic reading.

Gerald McDermottBibleTheology

Tucker Carlson, American Conservatism, and Christian Heresy

As anti-semitism rises in America, Christians would do well to exercise great care in how they speak about the relationship between Israel and the church.