How the Bible’s little details can pack a big apologetic punch.

No less than Jesus in the wilderness, we need every word that comes from the mouth of God.

Gerald McDermott challenges simplistic thinking about Israel’s past, present, and future.

Why theologian Matthew Bates would have evangelicals profess ‘allegiance’ to Christ.

Let’s rejoice in them—while looking forward to a time when they’re no longer needed.

How her approach to translation recovers the emotion and artistry of God’s Word.

Welcoming the stranger carries real risks. But hospitality is a New Testament expectation.

I felt distant from God until I witnessed a medical miracle.

It's okay that most of us want to skip through the genealogy of Jesus—but we should still read it.

How the New Testament offers a better, higher calling than the Declaration of Independence.

An excerpt from 'Paul Behaving Badly.'

A Bible expert diagnoses the bad habits that keep us from feasting on God’s Word.

We’re too quick to see the What instead of the Who.

The late scholar helped Western Christians see the Bible through a cultural lens.

The author and activist puts a human face on the capital punishment debate.

When the storms hit and life gets real, he still proves faithful.

A look at commonly neglected gospel stories and films that depict them.

A tribute to the New Testament expert who kept the flame of evangelical scholarship from burning out.

A new book from a top evangelical scholar makes the case.