The State of Bible Reading (and Reader’s Bibles) | Glenn Paauw
The state of Bible reading in the West is pretty poor. How can reader’s Bibles help? A podcast with Glenn Pauuw of the Institute for Bible Reading.
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Limited Lexicons: Our Flawed Friends and Their Future
Have you ever stopped to consider whether your lexicon of choice was trustworthy? The erudite exegete might recognize the limitations of lexicons, but what are we supposed to do with them? In his groundbreaking “A History of New Testament Lexicography,” John A. L. Lee (Macquarie University) gently but incisively shows the faulty methodology that plagues NT lexicography and proposes a future for NT lexicography in light of the digital revolution.
How to Read the Revelation Rightly | Jason Kees
A canonical approach to biblical interpretation helps us understand John’s Revelation. This podcast episode with Dr. Jason Kees explains!
Why Does 1 John Read Like Molasses? The Role of Articular Substantival Participles in 1 John 2-3
Todd Chipman (associate professor of biblical studies at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) writes on a specific grammatical feature of 1 John, explaining how John’s use of articular substantival participles reinforces the consistency of Christian belief and behavior.
Jonathan Edwards and the Apple Tree: Spending Time with a Scripture-Saturated Mind
If you seek the glory of God in the Son of God by the Spirit of God through the Scriptures, there are few better companions than Jonathan Edwards. If you seek a mutual friend to introduce you to Edwards, there are few better guides than Owen Strachan in Always in God’s Hands.
Three Reasons You Should Read the Septuagint (and One Great Way to Start)
You learned Greek to avoid translations of Scripture, so why read the Septuagint? Maybe you like the LXX for research, but it’s not part of your reading plan. Here are three reasons to read the Septuagint regularly and a great resource to start.
Learning Greek Made Simple: A One-Year Guide for Self-Learners
With this plan and these resources, you can start your lifelong journey with biblical Greek in less than a year. This plan is no walk in the park, but it will lead to a lifetime of fruitful study for the diligent student.
Lies You Believe About Your Preaching
Pastor, you believes lies about your preaching. Lies that stifle and hinder your ministry. Fight lies with the Gospel truth.