Helping detained people was a shocking calling in the first century.

We’re called not only to attend them, but also to throw them ourselves.

Reports of divine encounters aren’t always legitimate, but they shouldn’t be lightly dismissed.

Just as Jesus’ baptism launched his public ministry, our own baptisms ordinate us to a life of humble obedience and costly service.

New Testament scholar Craig Keener investigates contemporary accounts of “signs and wonders,” while suggesting that many grounds for skepticism are behind the times.

Some thoughts from a fellow Pauline scholar on Douglas Moo’s eagerly awaited, comprehensive study of the apostle’s letters.

A meditation on the line between good and evil that runs through each person.

Evidence of Herod’s green thumb, Roman crucifixion methods, and Philistine bananas add to our understanding of the world of the Bible.

How the Bible’s doctrine of humanity gives us hope for reaching even the hardest of hearts.

The First Nations Version of Ephesians 3-4:16.