The story of Christ's death and resurrection "in accordance with the Scriptures" forms the gospel, the good news of Jesus the Messiah.

The resurrection of Christ on the third day is the satisfying fulfillment of Israel's Scriptures as a whole.

Everyone wants to know who wrote Hebrews, but the author has another kind of question in mind.

Jesus is David’s root, David’s descendant, and Jacob’s star. In other words, he is the eternal God, the incarnate Son, and the exalted Lord.

Reflections on spiritual gifts, love, edification, and order from our study through the spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12-14

Several implications can be drawn from Paul's hymn to love which we would do well to ponder as new creations in Christ.

The Exodus is a repeated refrain heard throughout Scripture that points to a hope-filled future for the church.

While the word "adoption" is rare, the theme of adoption in to the family of God is woven throughout Scripture, from beginning to end.

In 1 Corinthians 7, is Paul discussing the end of the world as we know it, or is there another way to make sense of Paul's cryptic phrases?