Daniel 2 starts off with a statement that is fodder for biblical skeptics: “In the second year of the reign of Nebuchadnezzar…” (Dan 2:1...

Not far from where I went to college, there is a gorge where the Maury River winds through the Appalachian Mountains called Goshen Pass....

This reflection is revised from a previous version Herman Bavinck begins his discussion of God’s goodness by saying, “Among God’s ethical...

There is a 19th century hymn that encourages God’s people to take inspiration from the life of Daniel. Its refrain goes like this: Dare...

If it hasn’t happened already, this week will see the rise of gyms, fitness studios, weight loss programs, nutrition supplements,...

In my sermon, I note how the literary end of Luke’s work sounds a triumphant note. The last word of the book of the Acts is “without...

The following is a reflection revised from a previous version adapted for reflection at the end of the year Following on from my previous...

The following is a reflection revised from a previous version adapted for reflection at the end of the year. In Genesis 1 and 2, Moses...

I occasionally have those moments in life when I question what I’m doing and why I’m doing it. Often, these moments come early in the...

Earlier this month, a lobsterman in Maine caught an extremely rare lobster.[1] Tucked among the more normally colored lobsters was a...

Some of my favorite texts in the Bible are the ones when the invisible is made visible, however temporary. In 2 Kings 6, the king of...

The apostle Paul could at times summon quite shocking imagery to jolt his readers into appreciating his points. One common example is his...