The Voice of the Martyrs: Prayers of the Persecuted
We pray for justice, but we do so as forgiven sinners.
We pray for justice, but we do so as forgiven sinners.
By God’s design, the path between the old and new covenants is one way only.
The best iterations of the four senses in no way reject the grammatical-historical sense; they affirm it.
John deploys the symbol 144,000 to signify that God has assembled his church to imitate Christ and his victory.
The two witnesses aren’t two literal individuals. They represent the church’s identity as the voice of God on the earth.
The new summer 2026 issue of ‘Themelios’ has 231 pages of editorials, articles, and book reviews.
As a rule of thumb, Revelation should be largely read and interpreted symbolically.
When we labor over what we read, we end up sharpening our spiritual intellects more than if we were told the truth directly.
Jacob’s prophecy anticipates a king in Judah’s line whose rule will be extraordinarily powerful and prosperous.
God’s redemptive purposes are not merely to forgive but also to make us new, holy, and righteous.
Matt Harmon and Ben Gladd talk with Mary Hannah about Old Testament theology, biblical theology in the local church, Christ-centered interpretation, moral application, and how ordinary Christians can grow in seeing the beauty of Christ across Scripture.
There are several good reasons to think Jude did not believe that 1 Enoch is Scripture.
By elevating Thomas to almost canonical status, well-intentioned retrieval theologians may well have opened a floodgate that won’t be shut before many have abandoned Protestantism.
Benjamin Gladd explains how connections between the Old and New Testaments reveal the Bible’s overarching story of redemption.
Whatever happens to either Christ’s human or divine natures happens to the person.
