Fall 2021 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 37 The Five Books of Psalms David Hulme The book of Psalms is intended to be an accompaniment to daily life, with all its ups and downs, its tests and trials.
Summer 2021 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 36 To Thank and to Praise God David Hulme Sometimes referred to as “a little Bible,” the book of Psalms offers much more than just a collection of ancient Hebrew poetry.
Spring 2021 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 35 Life Is Full of Questions David Hulme What can we learn from the book of Ecclesiastes, with its shifting viewpoints, its seeming contradictions, and its air of futility?
Spring 2021 What We Learned in Lockdown Alice Abler Written history and recent experience show that plagues and pandemics bring mass tragedy and grief, but also opportunity for change.
Spring 2021 The Cost of Your Coffee Donald Winchester For centuries, Africa has suffered at the hands of opportunists seeking to enrich themselves at the continent’s expense, with far-reaching results.
Winter 2021 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 34 Words of Wisdom David Hulme Solomon’s name is attached to three books of the Bible. In this installment, we focus on the Song of Songs and the book of Proverbs.
Winter 2021 Is the Past Just a Mirror of the Present? Donald Winchester Values play a key role in our understanding of history. A shift in those values may demand that we recontextualize the past.
Fall 2020 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 33 Job’s Comfort David Hulme What are we to do when we undergo suffering, and how are we to understand God’s role?
Summer 2020 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 32 Let Us Rise Up and Build David Hulme Nehemiah’s account chronicles his efforts not only to restore the walls of Jerusalem but also to strengthen its returning inhabitants.
Synching Ezra and Nehemiah If the editor of Ezra-Nehemiah rearranged passages to achieve a specific literary effect, how would that have affected the story flow?
Spring 2020 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 31 A Future and a Hope David Hulme Freed from Babylonian captivity, some exiled Jews returned to rebuild Jerusalem. The books of Ezra and Nehemiah detail their story.
A Queen for the Times With her Jewish ethnic group facing annihilation in the days of the Persian Empire, Queen Esther risks her life to forestall the plan.
Spring 2020 Give Me Your Migrants David Hulme Vision reviews Donatella Di Cesare’s 2020 book Resident Foreigners, in which she proposes a new philosophy of migration.
Spring 2020 Why We Build Walls H. David Trujillo Jr. Are border walls the best way to ensure safety from outside forces?
Winter 2020 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 30 Lamenting the Fallen City David Hulme The book of Lamentations, though not often cited, serves as a microcosm of the human story.
Lamentations: Echoes of Moses A helpful perspective in understanding Lamentations is to look at parallels with the book of Jeremiah, but also with Deuteronomy.
Fall 2019 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 29 Chronicles: Re-Viewing Israel’s History David Hulme Hoping to strengthen his people’s sense of identity, an anonymous chronicler documents their backstory.
Article Collection Big Questions, Straight Answers Big Questions, Straight Answers tackles the troubling, enigmatic issues we face in life and provides hope to anyone struggling to understand them.
Summer 2019 The Law, the Prophets and the Writings, Part 28 Concluding the Minor Prophets David Hulme Six remaining books round out the section of the Bible known as “the Prophets.” Their messages are diverse; yet, like the other prophetic writings, they share some common themes.
