A Foray into the Hinterlands
A 2025 book can help introduce one to the hard to access ideas shaping our culture.
A 2025 book can help introduce one to the hard to access ideas shaping our culture.
It was Gay Pride Day, June 28, 2009, in New York City. Our culture determined the unavoidable topic. But Romans 12 helped us move in the opposite direction.
What is a real man? The Bible’s answer brings a challenging clarity to this question.
An ancient couple in the Negev show us the principles of a good marriage.
Easily the most commented on passage in the book of 1Timothy since the 19th century, such a passage is the source of my wife’s term, “a pew-gripper,” sermon.
What are the two principles the whole Bible, over and over, teaches about gender?
When C. S. Lewis used the word in his science fiction novel, Perelandra, in 1943, he had a big idea in mind.
While the law in Numbers 30 is not for today, I remain convinced of the truth of it, and so its value to translate for us today.
Though the Old Testament Israelite law is not for today, its principles still hold value and its wisdom still illuminates our intergendered relationships.
How important are women to the work of the gospel? And what is it with me and beer?