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Most of us know the story of David’s sin against Bathsheba and her husband, Uriah. 1 Samuel 11 tells the story of Israel’s king, David, taking the wife of a ...

I spent countless weekends and holidays in my youth in Hamburg, a quiet rustic village on the southern bank of the Keiskamma River, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Now a grown ...

This is a very special time of the year for me and my family. We retell the stories of what the Israelites went through being under slavery and bondage of ...

I was a die-hard Charismatic, non-denominational Christian in a Roman Catholic school up until the end of matric. During assembly, I was the only one who refused to cross myself ...

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 ...