Theopolis Institute

As James Jordan likes to observe, the Holy Spirit does not waste his breath.

Debates over common-good conservatism versus classical liberalism are back in the news, and this time, Evangelicals are weighing in.

Death is swallowed up in victory.

Men in Scripture tore their clothing in moments of great passion and distress.

The Hebrew midwives trouble the moralist.

Summary/Intro The book of Jonah is far more than an unusual sea-story.

Christopher Bullock was a little-known early 18th-century English actor and playwright who penned a handful of works (primarily comedies) before succumbing to consumption at the age of 32.

There is a phrase in Ephesians that has become so familiar in translation that its strangeness is easy to miss.

Imagine a young, newlywed man comes up to you after church and says, “Pastor, I’m reading my Bible more and I’ve been feeling convicted.

Ezekiel 4 describes a series of “sign acts.”

Micah prophesied during the time when the northern kingdom of Israel was falling.

Acts 9:31–43 is a transitional passage that shifts the narrative focus from Saul’s dramatic conversion to the ministry of Peter as he visits and encourages churches in the coastal cities of Lydda, Joppa, and Caesarea, churches Philip planted when he was t…

There is no more potent tool for rupture than the reconstruction of genesis: by bringing back into view the conflicts and confrontations of the early beginnings and therefore all the discarded possibilities, it retrieves the possibility that things could…

Why did the risen Jesus choose to display himself for 40 days to his apostles (Ac 1:3)?

Matthew 18:35 is one of our Lord’s most challenging teachings: “So also my heavenly Father will do to every one of you, if you do not forgive your brother from your heart.”

Infants do not enter this world quietly.

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