Bible Study
Ezekiel and Jeremiah: Biblical Turning Point
What would you say is the overall point of the Bible? Let’s be careful how we answer that question, because too often we expect the
May 17, 2016
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What would you say is the overall point of the Bible? Let’s be careful how we answer that question, because too often we expect the
#relevant Don’t tell me what to do! One thing that makes religion so irrelevant today is its tendency–even purpose–to tell people what to do. Once
If reading Deuteronomy gives you a sense of deja vu, there’s a good reason for that: We’ve heard it all before! Deuteronomy repeats the story
Two books into the Bible, and already we have reached the peak! Seriously, of all the stories recorded in the Hebrew Scriptures, three stand out
Moving on in Genesis, it’s time to encounter the next patriarchs: Isaac and Jacob. But before we talk about the guys, a word about the
Numbers 21:4-9 John 3:14-21 Remember that saying, “Be careful what you wish for”? That’s not biblical, but I think it should be. Case in point–today’s
OK, we all know the answer to that question, but why did Noah build that ark? The Bible appears to give us two answers. First,
In a recent argument over naming an official state fossil, an South Carolinian legislator wanted to make it clear that whatever its current status, the
Here’s the summary: Covenant. Spoiler alert–this is the story of God and his people. Many stories, actually, but together they illustrate one relationship: Covenant The
Years ago, when things in the Episcopal Church were really controversial, I co-sponsored a resolution at Diocesan Convention that any decisions the Church made be
