Articles
Philemon: Going beyond social barriers
The multiple layers of relationships that connect Paul, Philemon, and Onesimus are constantly in tension; but in exploring these points of tension, one can gain an understanding of what is actually being birthed through the relationships.
"Let both of them grow together": Church discipline in the Gospel of Matthew
Matthew, the Gospel writer, groups various sayings of Jesus to help us appreciate how different statements were, in fact, to be understood in the wider context of the teachings of Jesus.
Our eternally righteous God: Paul's great controversy theme in Romans 11
The author of this article suggests that Paul's focus is profoundly apocalyptic and classic Seventh-day Adventist theology.
Music in worship-a look at a difficult but important subject
Musical worship should be comprised of a God-centered activity, entirely focused on Him.
Melchizedek people: The function and role of general revelation
The author seeks to present a balanced approach to the topic of general revelation by focusing on the figure of Melchizedek and the apostle Paul's references in Romans to the revelation of God in nature.
Trends in biblical hermeneutics (part 1 of 2)
In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, orthodoxy or pure doctrine was the primary concern of the Protestant confessions in both the Lutheran and Reformed churches.