Bible Interpretation· August 10, 2026For This I Have Come Out - What We Can Learn from Jesus in Mark 1:35–39After a day full of ministry, Jesus rises while it is still dark. What his prayer, his moving on, and the disciples' disappointment teach us about discipleship.
Bible Interpretation· August 6, 2026Trade, Boasting and Many Gods — Corinth in Paul's DayCorinth was wealthy, cosmopolitan and obsessed with standing. A look at the city Paul wrote into — and how much more like ours it is than we think.
Bible Interpretation· August 4, 2026More Than Politeness: What the Openings of the New Testament Letters Teach UsPaul's letters open in almost the same way every time. A look at author, addressee, greeting and prayer shows how much theology is hidden in those first lines.
Bible Interpretation· July 24, 2026The Wilderness Motif in Mark's Prologue: New Beginning and TestingWhy does Mark emphasize the wilderness so strongly? A look at the wilderness motif in the prologue of the Gospel of Mark - between new beginning and testing.
Bible Interpretation· July 22, 2026Church Discipline: Exclusion and Restoration in 1 Corinthians 5Church discipline is rarely practiced today, yet 1 Corinthians 5 gives us the most detailed biblical treatment of it. This article works through the situation in Corinth, Paul's reasons, and what his command means for the church today — and why its aim is not punishment but restoration.