I recently discovered a resource by John Dyer. Dyer is an interesting person I discovered from a previous resource that I have referenced before, the Bible Reading Plan Generator. Dyer…
read moreI used to have this on my “resources” page on my site. I have decided to take down that page and break down some of that information into more bite-sized…
read moreThis is a collection of free online resources for the academic study of the Bible. I have already published a list of resources for the non-academic, but serious study of…
read moreMany things that are frequently said among my Pastor peers makes me uncomfortable or upset. One thing in particular has been bothering me even more lately. I think we have…
read moreThe importance of 5 has long been appreciated in Biblical studies as a potentially significant typological number. The source of the 5 from which any typological reflection is, of course,…
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Before you freak out and accuse me of heresy, hear me out. I am not talking about Hell in terms you probably think I am. I am not articulating my…
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I was not a great mathematician. If you know me well at all I’m sure that surprised you! Nonetheless, I have decided that math is beautiful, poetic, and mystical. That’s…
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Here are a few free resources (and a few suggested affordable resources) for your personal study of the Gospel of Mark. Whether you are a member at the Bastrop Church…
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Have you ever noticed that the Old Testament in most English Bibles places the word, “lord” in all capital letters? Have you ever wondered why that is? The reason behind…
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The most basic tool for the study of the Bible is a quality English translation. Below I will describe Michael Gorman’s suggestions for which translations to use and then offer…
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