Theological education isn’t what I thought it would be. I rightly expected it to be challenging, in terms of heavy workloads and difficult concepts....

Human change has been a focal point of contemplation—indeed, an intellectual puzzle—for much of Western history. Consider my revision of an ancient riddle known...

In a strange confluence of events, I found myself writing a master’s thesis on the apostle Paul’s usage of the term “body” while having...

In various contexts, I often hear or read the word biblical. In my experience, it’s typically used in reference to theological perspectives, moral decisions,...

Theological education is demanding. It requires endless reading, memorization, absorbing information through lectures, writing, dialogue, and more. Students today usually balance academic work with...

“What’s your beast?” I paused after reading that question in the conclusion of a paper I was grading. My student had written a thoughtful...