A theologian explores what did (and didn’t) happen on Holy Saturday.

God is always in the business of bringing life out of death.

In this Holy Week, in this season of the pandemic, there’s no following Christ without the cross.

It isn’t end-times fascination that explains the enduring bond between evangelicals and Israel.

أطبّاء يتأمّلون لاهوتياً بثلاثة مُساهماتٍ مسيحية فريدة لاستعدادات فيروس كورونا المستجد (كوفيد-١٩)

È fedele chi vuole sfuggire a un’epidemia? 
La riflessione del riformatore tedesco sulla peste può fungere da guida per i cristiani in Cina e dovunque il virus di Wuhan si è diffuso.

Jesus submitted to suffering, but he did not welcome it. Neither should we.

There will come a day when the last tear is shed. Until then, God has made himself present in our affliction.

Los médicos reflexionan teológicamente sobre tres contribuciones cristianas distintivas a las preparaciones de COVID-19.

God delights in exploding our paltry concepts of what is possible.

Joy is all but extinguished around us. It cannot be extinguished within us.

Is there any sense in our suffering?

A meditation on love in a time of affliction.

Physicians reflect theologically on three unique Christian contributions to COVID-19 preparations.

A daily meditation for a time of pandemic.

Douglas Campbell's stunning presentation of God's relational love

Why one renowned professor’s biblical scholarship makes enemies.

To be black and to be Christian is to remember the brutality of our experience and the brilliance of our resistance.

Scholars and authors reflect on the significance of African American leaders in the church.