Historical engraving of a reader studying an English Bible surrounded by ancient manuscripts, translation tools and readers from different cultures.
Faith & Technology

You Didn’t Just Read the Bible. You Read a Bible Translation.

Bible translation is not neutral. Words change. Cultures change. Generations change. And before you build a doctrine on a word, you may need to ask a more uncomfortable questions: How does bible translation influence our relationship with God? what did that word actually mean?

Latest essays

From the journal
Historical engraving of a prosperity-gospel machine receiving offerings while people wait for promised material blessings. Faith & Theology

What Does the Prosperity Gospel Say About God?

Before asking what prosperity teaching promises you, ask a deeper question: what kind of God does that teaching ask you to trust? The greatest…

Historical engraving of people building, cultivating fields, tending animals and creating in a flourishing landscape. Character & Stewardship

Work Was Good Before the Fall

Before work became difficult, it was already good. Recovering the biblical view of work with a mandate to cultivate, build, keep and steward what…