Thanks to James McGrath for posting on the oldest known Christian hymn with musical notation.  According to the Ancient Peoples blog, ...

Greek classes in Kansas City are fairly hard to come by; I took my first course online through a seminary in New Orleans (which is a mistake...

Even the donkey knows where its food comes from (v.3). Okay, so I'm not actually going to make a post every single day on the Greek ...

With a nod to Septuagint blogger John Meade , a group of scholars, students, bibliobloggers, and Greek-lovin' laity has formed an onli...

12 W”ste, ajgaphtoiv mou, kaqw;V pavntote uJphkouvsate, mh; wJV ejn th÷Æ parousiva÷ mou movnon ajlla; nuæn pollwÆ/ maÆllon ejn thÆ÷ ajpo...

In 1942, Clarence and Florence Jordan and Martin and Mabel England founded a little project in Sumter County, Georgia, that they called a ...

Note: This is Part One of my two-part series on homosexuality and the Church. The first part examines supposed references to homosexua...

Not long ago, I was asked to read a piece of scripture for my seminary's spring convocation service. At this service, my wife and the ...