What is the resurrection and why does it matter for the Christian faith? Hear Dr. Ben Witherington share about its uniqueness and significance for every believer.
The sermon within the African American, Christian tradition is the product of both the prophet and the audience. The prophet is part of a larger, distinctive community which fails to be fettered by time and
It is a weekly reality for me. A pastor or church leader will call me asking me who I know that could be a great worship leader for their church. It doesn’t take long for
Everyone needs to be set free. The idea that we come into the world with a will entirely at liberty to choose one path or another is a myth. We are born in bondage—bondage to
Rob Bell, author of Love Wins, has recently published a new book entitled, What We Talk about When We Talk about God. Those who are regular readers of my blog will recall that when Bell
What is justifying grace? Dr. Chuck Gutenson here discusses this ever important part of the order of salvation. View our growing playlist of Seven Minute Seminary here.
The African American church tradition employs an effective and unique mode of homiletical discourse esteemed across generations and richly codified in such a way that engagement is accessed exclusively by insiders. The prophetic pronouncement moves
Dr. Richard Bauckham and Dr. Ben Witherington here discuss why Christianity needs to be understood as a historical faith and how this makes all the difference.
Dr. Charles Gutenson here discusses what happens as the Holy Spirit convicts a person of their need for salvation. View our growing playlist of Seven Minute Seminary here.
Following Brueggemann’s model, it is easy to see the Black, Christian tradition as a “subcommunity wherein resides an active practice of hope, a community that knows about promises yet to be kept, promises that stand
Dr. Richard Bauckham sits down with Dr. Ben Witherington III and shares his journey into scholarship.
In the rubble that filled the Jerusalem streets following the 1967 Six-Day War, archaeologists scrambled to see what the bombs had unearthed before the bulldozers came through and smoothed over the past once again. One
