Warriors and Poets: Israel in the Iron Age
Richard Rohlin
April 2, 2013
Before we dig into Saul’s calling and falling, let us for a moment to get the wider historical context. Israel did not
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True Love and the Culture Wars
Sarah Flashing
April 2, 2013
Being a follower of Jesus seems like an easy enough way to live. How difficult is it, for example, to
Five Integral Reasons Mature Disciples Sleep
Mathew Sims
April 2, 2013
We all have seasons of life where we might get less sleep than we should, but the right amount of
Warriors and Poets: Auspicious beginnings
Richard Rohlin
March 27, 2013
Last week, I said that Saul “gets a bad rap.” It might be more appropriate to say that most of us fail
Book Review: God’s Good Design What The Bible Really Says About Men And Women
Dave Jenkins
March 25, 2013
If one were to pick a topic, any topic and examine the validity of its arguments and then choose to
Warriors and Poets: Do you remember Saul?
Richard Rohlin
March 19, 2013
I think Saul gets a bad rap. Saul is one of the most complex, interesting, and tragic figures in the
Atheism and Biblical Christianity: Worldviews in Conflict
Dave Jenkins
March 14, 2013
Introduction Atheists are “coming out of the closet” and becoming more vocal about their message that “there is no God.”