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There’s More to Romans Than Personal Salvation
How Western readers miss the meaning of Paul’s letter—and how an Eastern perspective can correct the imbalance.
Interview by Jayson Georges|August 19, 2019
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God Saved Me From Suicide
I wanted nothing to do with faith. That changed the night I tried to take my own life.
Alia Joy|April 02, 2019
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How Universalism, ‘the Opiate of the Theologians,’ Went Mainstream
Michael McClymond decries the rising popularity of an idea Christians have rejected for most of church history.
Interview by Paul Copan|March 11, 2019
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Who Worries About Hell the Most
Baylor researcher: “If you believe in a harsher form of hell, you’re pretty sure you’re not going there.”
David Briggs - ARDA|February 04, 2019
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The Bible’s Best Description of Salvation Is a Phrase We Rarely Use
How Paul points the way to a fresh way of seeing faith.
Julie Canlis|January 29, 2019
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What the Kavanaugh Saga Says About Our View of Sin
Our political loyalties often prevent us from thinking biblically about the human condition.
Bronwyn Lea|October 17, 2018
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Karen Swallow Prior: Sin Is Like Walking in Front of a Bus
What my recent accident taught me about repentance.
Karen Swallow Prior|June 04, 2018
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Jonathan Edwards Taught More Than Just an Angry God
The Puritan preacher’s theology actually depends on God’s love, not God’s wrath.
Oliver D. Crisp and Kyle C. Strobel|May 23, 2018
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I Thought God Could Never Love a Convicted Murderer. I Was Wrong.
How I found eternal life on death row.
Pamela Perillo with John T. Thorngren|May 18, 2018
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Is the Wrath of God Really Satisfying?
God’s anger against sin is real on Good Friday, but he doesn’t “turn his face away” from the Cross.
Thomas H. McCall|March 29, 2018
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