Images of Mary Magdalene in Christian Tradition: A Case of Prostituted Identity
Christian tradition is sometimes remarkable for the liberties it takes with the reputations of its saints, and in this regard no example springs so readily
Christian tradition is sometimes remarkable for the liberties it takes with the reputations of its saints, and in this regard no example springs so readily
I had such a hard time finding myself in Scripture. I attended Christian schools where the resources for learning about the Bible were numerous. We
Editor’s Note: This is an Evangelical Press Association award winning article. From beginning to end, the story of Ruth captures the attention of the reader.1 Though
He tends his flock like a shepherd: he gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart; he gently leads those
Introduction When God speaks in the Bible, it is with authority—and this is no less the case when God speaks through women. Sometimes it is
One of the most intriguing passages in Scripture is found in Acts 18:24-27, in which Priscilla and Aquila, missionaries with Paul, hear a man named
Lake Fairfax Park in northern Virginia, with its tantalizing water slides and charming boat rides, attracts thousands of visitors every year—young and old alike, singly,
Speakers: B: Bill M: Maureena (female) A: Ajai (male) B: What is the niddah? M: The niddah ritual separation is historical in Jewish, Muslim, and
Currently there is a cloud of confusion surrounding the subject of “spirituality.” From “creation spirituality” to “feminine spirituality” to “secular spirituality,” the proliferation of seminars,
I attend a Bible Study at my church, Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal in St. Paul, Minnesota. For the season of Advent, we decided to