Category: Fighting Biblical Illiteracy Through Study and Discipleship

I’m a snacker. I eat a good breakfast and a healthy evening meal, but I don’t really do lunch. Instead, throughout the day, I graze

Kicking off this series on Fighting Biblical Illiteracy Through Study and Discipleship, Sarah Jenkins wrote about the fluff that permeates so much published material targeting

Exegesis. What in the world is that anyway? Is it something only pastors or Bible study leaders have to think about? Is it something too

Everyone is an expert these days about everything! From the origins of the coronavirus to the latest politics, someone out there has the correct answer,

Once a week, I stand before a host of international students, teaching them the English language as best as I can. Pre-Covid, forty-eight nations were

I was recently grieved to see an ad targeting Christian women with the selling point that its product included pre-selected Scriptures, to make getting in

My children are experts at distractions. It’s easy to tell when their minds are wandering. Spelling words become doodles.  Piano scale practice sounds like banging. 

Your eyes pass over the final words of the chapter, concluding today’s Bible reading. You make a mark on your Bible reading plan, or perhaps