The Book of Leviticus: the ugly, the bad—and the good.

Albert Einstein said that everything should be made as simple as possible—but no simpler. Jesus would have agreed.

The Apostle Paul had some advice about how to get a taste of the peace of God.

Some thoughts about posting the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, as now legally required in four states.

The Apostle Paul wrote that Christ “emptied himself.” Emptied himself of what?

A.I. raises many ethical questions. So does church history.

We’re giving A.I. our languages and many of our mental abilities—along with our faults.

Midwives help hope to be born into the world. Often, that’s how God’s help begins.

Matthew’s story of Jesus and the Canaanite woman is often a problem for preachers. Here are three different ways to think about it.

The story of Jesus walking on the water always brings me back to this: the two mistakes we often make when reading miracle stories in the Bible.