By Will Kynes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biblical Studies, Samford University CREATED FOR A PURPOSE Jeremiah 1:4–10 Though we may be tempted to associate both
By Douglas K. Wilson, Ph.D. Dean of Christian Studies, University of Mobile COMPASSIONATE Luke 6:27–38 We interrupt our sequential study of Luke’s gospel account to
By Will Kynes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biblical Studies, Samford University WEATHERING THE BLUES Psalm 31:1–8 Noting the “happy-clappy” tendency of contemporary Christian worship, Carl
By Douglas K. Wilson, Ph.D. Dean of Christian Studies, University of Mobile PREPARED Luke 3:7–18 Luke’s account provides the political context of the promised land
By Will Kynes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biblical Studies, Samford University OVERCOMING WORRY Psalm 23:1–6 For many, the events of this past year caused a
By Douglas K. Wilson, Ph.D. Dean of Christian Studies, University of Mobile MATURED Luke 2:41–52 Bible students will note that each Gospel account emphasizes different
By Will Kynes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biblical Studies, Samford University Redirecting Anger Psalm 35:1–3, 13–18 As John Calvin argued, the psalms are “an anatomy
By Douglas K. Wilson, Ph.D. Dean of Christian Studies, University of Mobile ANTICIPATED Luke 2:25–38 God has always had a plan to redeem a people
