Theological Studies
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Sukkot, Sacred Space, and a Life Ordered Around Presence
There is something easy to miss about the way Israel lived in the wilderness. When we…
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The Divine Being
God, Time, and Divine Transcendence In the beginning, God… Genesis 1:1 Christian theology commonly wants to…
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Seeing The Narrative Arc Of Scripture
Patterns, Constants, and the Shape of Scripture Once you begin to slow down—once you stop rushing…
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The Danger of Connecting Everything In the Bible
Where We Go Wrong (Without Realizing It) At some point, something clicks. A passage opens up,…
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The Mystery of the Woman: A Hidden Pattern in Scripture
Most theology begins in the wrong place. It begins with sin—with failure, separation, and the need…
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Eternity Before Eden
Most people begin theology with sin. Scripture begins with God. This essay explores why eternity, fullness,…
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Why Are There Sacrifices in Ezekiel’s Temple? Maybe We’re Asking the Wrong Question
I. INTRODUCTION — THE PROBLEM WE INHERITED There are few passages in Scripture that unsettle theological…
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Worship, Music, and the Re-Harmonizing of Creation
In much of modern Protestant Christianity, “worship” has quietly become a technical term for a very…
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Zion as Womb, Not Just City
Creation, Covenant, and the Theology of Birth When most people hear “Zion,” they think in spatial…
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Men, the psychology of shame, and healing
Personal opinion:There seems to be an unspoken, underlying premise within men in America:“My worth is proven…
