Critics of Scripture often cite Deuteronomy 22:13-21 in support of their view that the Bible has immoral and misogynistic teachings. How do we understand this difficult text?
Matthew 5:18 and the Torah: A Response to R. L. Solberg
James was not wrong. Matt McMillen is.
DEBATE: Are Christians Required to Keep the Sabbath?
The Book of Enoch is Not Scripture: A Friendly Response
Thoughts on the Law of Christ: A Response to Pastor Kyle Bailey
Our God and Savior, Jesus Christ (2 Peter 1:1)
Life in Exile: Perseverance in Suffering (1 Peter 4)
How Sunday Replaced the Sabbath in Christianity
All is Vanity: Making Sense of Life Under the Sun
Why God exists and the Bible is true: Interview with Dr. Doug Potter
Life in Exile: Hope Worth Defending (1 Peter 3:8-22)
Being a Christian is not trendy
Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus: Interview with Dr. Igal German
Matters of Opinion (Romans 14)
In Romans 14, Paul admonishes his readers not to pass judgment on one another over days and foods. Based on this chapter of Scripture, many believe Paul teaches that it doesn't matter whether or not believers observe the commanded holy days and dietary laws in the Torah. But is that really what Romans 14 teaches?
