Occasionally, I dream of vising old English Cathedrals in forested hills cloaked in cool mist or walking into warmly lit churches in urban spaces bursting with liturgical beauty; the colors, ...
The appeal in Ephesians 5:11, “Take no part in the worthless deeds of evil and darkness; instead, expose them” (NLT), is the source of robust scholarly debate. The interpretive challenge ...
I am a passionate student of the Pentateuch, so I enjoy Genesis. However, for the first few years after meeting the Lord, I only knew about Genesis debates about Genesis ...
Disadvantages of open-book testing The same articles pointed to six disadvantages. (Admittedly, all except one of the articles was favourably disposed towards open-book testing.) Open-book testing is not Edutopia. What ...
Introduction What is the solution for secure online exams? The current technological solutions are to lock down the browser or to use advanced surveillance software to observe students while they ...
Pastors do not always appreciate the value proposition of good theological training for faithful ministry. Some have seen the faith-destroying power of liberal theology and shunned all theological training. Others ...
Introduction: The word “prophet” comes from the Greek prophetes, from pro (”before” or ”for”) and phemi (“to speak”). The prophet is thus the one who speaks before in the sense ...
How do we judge modern guidance? Many people rely upon God to guide them daily. This is what the saints should expect (Prov 3:6; 16:3; 19:21). God’s guidance is not ...
I can remember Valentine’s Day as a young teenage girl in a girls high school. On this day we all sat in the hall after assembly, girls names were called ...
Sola Scriptura is problematic. Firstly, it is misunderstood by many of its adherents, and secondly, Scripture does not teach it. Whether Scripture or tradition teaches Sola Scriptura, either way, there ...
