In 1972, a commercial claimed that Memorex recording tape reproduced sound so faithfully that you couldn't distinguish the recording from the live performance.[1]

Is that what the Gospels are? Record...

BibleProject is an appealing, online, high quality resource for introductory Bible study.[1] I like the project, and I've recommended it to others to generate discussion. Here I will offer a critique ...

Of course, some (a few?) might feel that with everything I've said up to now, and with what I'm about to say now, that I'm somehow attacking the Bible—that I'm charging the Bible with contradictions t...

As I began to show in the previous study session, viewing the Gospels as "witnesses" and the interest in harmonizing them did not begin with current-day preachers or writers in apologetics. Christians...

I don't know all the reasons why paying attention to the actual details of the Gospels is so off-putting to some, but that seems to be the case. It appears that when the details of the Gospel texts do...

Tell me the story of Jesus.
Write on my heart every word.

Millions of Christians have sung these words since the 19th century. Knowing they were written by a songwriter blind from birth lends an insi...

You're familiar with the four Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. 

There's a 5th Gospel. Not a newly found ancient manuscript or what's often called a "lost Gospel." This one's not lost. This one...

You know about the 4 Gospels.

Did you know there is a 5th Gospel?
There is. 
And in the next post I'm going to show it to you.
That post will begin a new series of 10 study sessions.
Right here—free and ...