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Buy Now How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of…
Preview How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing the…
Preview and Buy How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing the…
How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental work Seeing…
Learn More/Previ How can a person who reads no Hebrew get closer to the text and feel of the Hebrew scriptures? This is a question that readers frequently ask, wondering whether they are getting an adequate immersion in the culture, rhythms, and vocabulary of those who wrote long ago. Bob MacDonald, author of the monumental…
Writing good devotional material is an art. Devotionals need to be engaging, challenging, and informative, all the while meeting the needs of a variety of people. Nancy Petrey approaches devotional writing as a poet, a musician, and an avid student of God’s Word. In The Honeycomb is Waiting, she brings her gifts of music and…
Why does the gospel as taught and practiced in modern Christian churches? Dr. Lee Wyatt believes it is because we have truncated it and cost it its power.
What does it mean to be a Christian? More importantly, what does it mean to be a follower of Jesus? Dr. David Moffett-Moore believes that the sermon on the mount is a manifesto for what Christian living is to be, what it means to follow Jesus. Through this sermon we will find a new way…
The church is in disarray. Theologians and commentators speak of the demise of evangelicalism. Are they alarmists? Is Christianity as we know it in the process of dying? Writer, scholar, teacher, and missionary Dr. David Alan Black thinks that the answer does not lie in the politics of the left or the right. In fact,…
What happens at the end? What do we mean by the end? When will we see the last things? The theological term for “the last things” is eschatology. It is the Christian doctrine which is concerned with the final “things,” death, the second coming of Christ, the resurrection of the dead, the immortality of the…
