Commentary on Mark 10:2-16
Mark’s original readers probably found Jesus’ uncompromising statements about divorce and remarriage as challenging and [...]
Mark’s original readers probably found Jesus’ uncompromising statements about divorce and remarriage as challenging and [...]
The book of Genesis begins with two different but complementary stories of God’s creation of [...]
During the month of October (Pentecost 18-21), we are treated to a rare opportunity–a run [...]
A problem with our hearing of Psalm 8, as with so many other biblical texts, may be [...]
Coming from the villages of Caesarea Philippi where Jesus first announced his suffering, rejection, death, [...]
The lectionary tries to steal this psalm from us, but we don’t need to let [...]
Esther is a strange and difficult book for several reasons, [...]
The book of Numbers can be a theological quagmire. Today’s [...]
The preceding chapters in the Epistle of James have described the ideal of a congregation [...]
This week’s epistle reading explicitly connects James’ interest in mindful [...]