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Being Resurrection Communities

Challenged by the last evil, the church is where we our fundamental beliefs are restored. By Rob Moll In his

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Moving a Church from Success to Faithfulness

by Greg Leeper Believing that “the church in North America is in serious trouble,” authors Kent Carlson (BA ’79, MA ’82,

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Reflections on a Career of Scholarship and Faithfulness

John Woodbridge on D.A. Carson’s gifts to the evangelical world.

John Feinberg on Ethics

Justin Taylor interviewed John Feinberg chair of the Department of Biblical and Systematic Theology and professor of biblical and systematic

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Life Beyond the Grave

Donald Melton served students for just a few years. But his impact continues.

Jesus’ Immigrant Ancestor

One of the most endearing stories in the Bible is that of Ruth, found in the book that bears her name. Ruth, chose to leave her home country and become an alien in Israel.

Love the Alien

by Rob Moll
America continues to attract newcomers from around the world. Trinity students have taken up the biblical call to respond.

Scripture as a Basis for Ministry

In his address to the Henry Center for Theological Understanding, Ajith Fernando discussed how the Bible can be used in the nuts and bolts of running a ministry.

The Carl F.H. Henry Center for Theological Understanding

At least once a year, Pastor Jason Nicholls gets in his 1998 Olds Cutlass, armed with a legal pad and laptop, and, if he’s successfully planned his way around the I-294 traffic, drives two-and-a-half hours from his South Bend, Indiana, church to Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.

Dr. James Hoffmeier on His New book, The Archaeology of the Bible

We are fascinated by myth as a literary genre. People—Christians or non-Christians—love the writings of Lewis and Tolkien. So many consciously or unconsciously attach that same sort of non-spacialness to the Bible: ‘its not talking about things that really happened in space and time.’