George MacDonald was a pastor and prolific writer who lived in Scotland in the nineteenth century. He published nonfiction, novels, and poetry, and Diary of an Old Soul is a lengthy poem that MacDonald originally […]
New International Commentaries are the one commentary set of which I own every volume and it has become my constant companion in biblical exegesis and sermon preparation. Even when I don’t agree with the conclusions, […]
The Gifford Lectures were established in 1887 at the four ancient universities of Scotland—St Andrews, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Edinburgh—to promote the study of natural theology. Speaking at a Gifford is one of the most prestigious […]
It’s the best-selling book of all time. Go to virtually any bookstore and they’re bound to have a copy somewhere. Millions are printed every year in various bindings, in various translations, with various study guides […]
The truth of a matter is often more complex than perceived on its surface. Particularly in historical matters, where there is a wide array of context and nuance, the complexity of truth can become flattened […]
People talk a lot about how polarized America is and how increasingly uncivil our public discourse has become, but people rarely suggest substantive solutions for how to deal with this. In Claiming the Courageous Middle, […]
This guide for mental health professionals explores how they can partner with churches to provide quality mental health care to a broader number of people. As the authors explain, the need for mental health services […]
How did we get the Bible? That’s a huge question and the answer is way more complicated than I went to the local Christian bookstore.” But even when we try to go deeper—to talk about […]
In 2012, fresh out of seminary, I—a white man speaking zero Mandarin—took the position of youth pastor at a Chinese Church. At the time, I knew nothing about Chinese culture, little about Asian-American Christianity (did […]
I grew up in the Church of Christ, but never really got into its history. The independent nature of the denomination (to the point some still wince at it being called that) means that the […]
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