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David Bentley Hart’s book entitled That All Shall Be Saved is a powerful argument at first glance for the doctrine of Christian universalism, which is the view that those in hell all eventually enter heaven...

While Christians should understand and practice forgiveness, many of them have not experienced forgiveness from others within the church...

In response to the erosion of the biblical paradigm of gender and marriage in modern Western society, some believers are inclined to support any promotion of heterosexual monogamous marriage as a positive moral force...

Throughout his writings, but especially in the presentation of his ecclesiology, John Gill exhibits a steadfast commitment to a theological sensibility today referred to as Baptist catholicity...

How does the author of Hebrews understand Psalm 8? It is a question scholars and other careful readers continue to ask...

Scholars are divided on whether Paul wrote the letter to Philemon with the aim of securing Onesimus’s manumission or not...

The supposed “genocide” of the Canaanites is one of the most vexing questions in the entire Old Testament and a leading reason that many people dismiss the Old Testament as hopelessly barbaric, so an examination of the issues here is in order...

This article critiques Bryan Bibb’s charitable interpretation of Nadab and Abihu’s cultic offering in Leviticus 10...

The doctrine of the image of God is fundamental to Christian theology and ethics, and it forms the foundation for justice and human flourishing in society...

In biblical theology, the kingdom of God and the hope of resurrection are major themes...

Richard B. Hays and Christopher B. Hays’ recent book The Widening of God’s Mercy has generated significant interest but suffers from critical hermeneutical, exegetical, and scholarly deficiencies...