Ehyeh is the verb ‘to be’ in its future tense singular form and means ‘I will/might/may become the one who I may/will/might become,’ indicating that Ehyeh is The God of Potentialities, The God of ...

Introduction / Brian K. Blount ... [et al.] -- African American biblical interpretation -- Slavery in the early church / Mitzi J. Smith -- The place and role of Africa and African imagery in the Bible ...

If you look into the history of practically anything, it's complex. The early Christians celebrated the incarnation of God, from the annunciation to his resurrection, on a variety of feast days. They ...

In the wake of my op-ed on the risks raised by the incident reported to have occurred in a ZAOGA church in Birmingham, United ...

“God sets the lonely in families,” goes the psalm. And the author of Hebrews writes, “Keep on loving one another as brothers ...

The long-standing debate as to whether the believer is secure in his salvation, or can fall away, continues unabated. This in ...

The term “interesting” is inadequate to describe the phenomenon of Christmas celebrations around the world. More than 160 of ...

Moses’ and Aaron’s first encounter with Pharaoh turned out, on a human scale, to be a disaster: The conditions of Hebrew slavery worsened. They now faced the same brick quota without the necessary ...

The spirit of Christmas --- love, sacrifice, humility, has been replaced by greed, arrogance, and ruthless pursuit of wealth.

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People have always used violence to settle disputes, and all cultures through the ages have believed that there have to be limits on that violence if we are to prevent wars from descending into ...