Editor’s Reflections | Summer 2014 (28.3)
During daily devotions, even the most harried or casual reader arriving at the second and third epistles of John (2 John and 3 John) is
During daily devotions, even the most harried or casual reader arriving at the second and third epistles of John (2 John and 3 John) is
If I speak in human or angelic tongues, but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal. (1 Cor. 13:1) Many
When I was a graduate student in Massachusetts, a friend made a contribution to the Museum of Fine Art in Boston. She and several others
I recently participated in an adult education class led by a CBE intern. The class was promoted as an opportunity to explore the biblical basis
Time for another Link Up! Read on for great posts around the web promoting mutuality in marriage and ministry. What a wonderful movement to belong
“Pilgrimage is a potentially dangerous and subversive act since it defies being fixed. Its very nature is that of movement. Movement suggests change which suggests,
I have always lived in other worlds. As soon as I learned to read, I began devouring books. If I could understand most of the
I recently had the opportunity to interview three of CBE’s most devoted members: Alvera Mickelsen, Ginny Erickson, and Betty Clark They were crowded around a
After ten years of prodigious leadership, Dr. William D. Spencer will retire as editor of Christians for Biblical Equality’s academic journal, Priscilla Papers, in August,
Biblical battles tend to reveal the importance of Scripture in church life. We may not like to admit it, but sometimes it is the Bible