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Read MoreChristianity Today
(Article) The story of Polycarp is the first recorded martyrdom in post-New Testament church history. Read more about it here.
Read MoreSean McDowell (Video)
Is the God of the Old Testament just filled with wrath and the God of the New Testament just love?
Read MoreJohn Piper
The glory of Jesus Christ shines more clearly when we see him in his proper relation to the Old Testament.
Read MoreMitch Chase When Matthew narrates the scene of the last supper, Jesus was dining with his twelve disciples (Matt. 26:20). So Judas was present–at first. But the Fourth Gospel sheds some light on this table.
Read MoreDenny Burk Have you ever faced a skeptic—maybe a family member or a friend at work—who threw slavery at you as evidence that the Bible can’t be trusted? They argue that if you are using the Bible as your authority on what is right and wrong, then you are basing your deeply held beliefs on a morally deficient revelation.
Read MoreMichael Horton How should one approach, interpret, read, and understand the Bible? Here are some practical tips for Bible study and reading.
Read MoreDr, Peter Williams From The Lanier Library Lecture Series, this lecture gives evidences the Gospels were based on eyewitness accounts.
Read MoreThe Bible Project An illustrated look into the themes and theology in the book of Romans.
Read MoreThe Bible Project An illustrated look into the themes and theology in the book of Romans.
Read MoreNicholas Batzig As a young Christian, I remember wondering why it was that God chose to give us four Gospels rather than one. This is no illegitimately curious or superfluous question. It is one that we do well to consider. I have actually come to believe that there are many reasons why our God has given us four–rather than one–Gospel records. Here are three:
Read MoreJustin Taylor Brad Green, writing at Tyndale House in Cambridge: Much of the New Testament scholarly world is abuzz concerning a purportedly ancient Coptic fragment, which has been called The Gospel of Jesus’s Wife. Is it truly ancient? A forgery?
Read MoreJimmy Agan It is often said—and rightly so—that Jesus is the hero of every text of Scripture. Yet when we first encounter him in Matthew 15:26, Jesus looks anything but heroic. Instead, it appears that he is failing to be missional, and being entirely rude in the process...
Read MoreFrank Turek Atheists and skeptics usually try to discredit the New Testament by indicating that it was written hundreds after the events. Is there evidence for this claim?...
Read MoreTim Challies In this first collection we have assembled 21 commentaries that will ensure you have at least one excellent commentary on each book of the New Testament...
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