In my experience, most Christians tend to read the book of Proverbs in fairly disconnected fashion. Individual nuggets of wise advice are isolated not only fro...
Lesslie Newbigin (1909-1998) deserves to be near the top of any serious list of gifted contemporary theologians. After serving for decades as a missionary in I...
Over the holidays I sat down to read through George Lindbeck’s justly famous The Nature of Doctrine, published in 1984. Rarely can I remember a book stirring u...
Recently, I've been reading through an excellent collection of country sermons by Fred B. Craddock called The Cherry Log Sermons.
The first sermon in the colle...
For the last post in this series, see here.
Turning now to Philippians for wisdom in my continued exploration of the theological relationship between Isr...
For the last post in this series, see here.
After all-too-brief forays into the Gospels and Galatians, I turn now to Paul's two extant, canonical letters...
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*Before I move into Galatians, a quick additional point to my previous post on the Gospels that I forgot ...
For the first two parts in this series, see here and here.
Today I aim to briskly scan the four canonical Gospels of the New Testament for what light the...
" 'If you abandon Israel, God will never forgive you...it is God's will that Israel, the biblical home of the people of Israel, continue for ever and ever.' So...
In a new series of posts here at the Fish Tank, I want to explore a biblical theme that has long fascinated me: the theological relationship between ethnic Isra...
