How did Adam’s sin make the rest of us sinners, and how did Christ’s work undo what Adam did? Read today’s article by Timothy Tennent to find out more about this crucial doctrinal point.
What is the unforgivable sin in the Bible, and how does this blasphemy of the Holy Spirit relate to apostasy from Hebrews 6 and the sin unto death in 1 John 5? Dr. Ben Witherington explains in this Seven Minute Seminary video.
Have you ever stopped to notice some of the elements consisting of the perfect number seven in the Gospel of John? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Ben Witherington III shares how recognizing the seven signs are key to understanding our fourth Gospel.
The birth of the Savior: What can we say that has not yet been said? Let’s take a deeper look as Caleb Friedeman shares Part IV of his series, taking a fresh look at Christ’s birth narrative in Luke.
The birth of the Savior: What can we say that has not yet been said? Let’s take a deeper look as Caleb Friedeman shares Part III of his series, taking a fresh look at Christ’s birth narrative in Luke.
The parable of the Good Samaritan continues to be one of the most well-known stories of Scripture. There remain, however, treasures to be gleaned by reading it with fresh eyes and from insights of different people groups. In this Seven Minute Seminary video, Dr. Mark Allen Powell shows the surprising results of simply empathizing with an unsuspecting character in the story.
The birth of the Savior: What can we say that has not yet been said? Let’s take a deeper look as Caleb Friedeman shares Part II of his series, taking a fresh look at Christ’s birth narrative in Luke.
In 1 Timothy 2:11, Paul writes Timothy, “A woman must learn in quietness and submission.” Is this just another expression of ancient, patriarchal culture that sought to suppress women? Watch this Seven Minute Seminary with Dr. Gary Hoag and prepare to be surprised.
The birth of the Savior: What can we say that has not yet been said? Caleb Friedeman shares some of the insight he gained through his dissertation research and gives us a fresh look at Christ’s birth narrative in Luke.
The truth is that grace, or gift, was not a concept unique to the Christian faith in the first century. In fact, even pagan religion afforded grace a role in the relationship between the gods and their followers. What makes the grace of the Christian gospel unique? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary video, Dr. John Barclay explains that it’s the nature of the recipients—us—that is so telling about the grace of God in Jesus Christ.
Are the Psalms a random collection of texts, or is there some meaning to how we find them in the Bible? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary video, Dr. Brian Russell explains the structure of the Psalms so that they can be more effectively read and used in worship.
Contrary to how some read 1 Corinthians 15, the spiritual body is about source of empowerment, not quality of material. Watch this Seven Minute Seminary video from Ben Witherington III as he critiques views on the spiritual body that pass over the resurrection.
