Paul’s epistle to the Ephesians is brimming with architectural language. In Ephesians 2:21 he refers to a temple that is built by God. How much of the letter to the Ephesians is actually a reference to God’s Temple? And was the apostle thinking of the Ephesian Temple of Artemis as he penned this letter?
Gregory the Great has much to teach modern audiences about leadership. The church needs more leaders like Gregory commended: discerning servants who remain active ascetics.
Last year, from June 9-28, I toured the great cities of Italy. It was a unique opportunity to visit the most famous places in world history. Along the way, I developed a deeper understanding of the ancient world, including the time of the New Testament.
It is important to understand Critical Race Theory because it occupies such an important part of modern discourse. By understanding CRT, its core tenets, and the critiques of this theory, you will be better able to engage with others in discussions about this influential and unique theory.
I continue my discussion with Dr. Thor Madsen from Midwestern Seminary. We talk about how to study and teach the Bible, looking for the main themes and ‘mountain peaks’ of a Bible passage.
In ancient Rome, the Athenaeum was a school founded by the emperor Hadrian, designed to pass on the knowledge of ancient times. Today, I want to introduce you to the online Athenaeum, hosted right here on From Daniel’s Desk. It’s…
I’ve observed hundreds of communicators throughout my life. And while many are good at what they do – and most have valuable insights to share – there are some who can only be described as ‘exceptional communicators.’
Sitting down with Dr. Thor Madsen, Dean of Graduate Studies at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, we talk about how to use illustrations effectively when teaching the Bible.
‘The Pilgrim’s Progress,’ by John Bunyan, is one of the few books to have a worldwide influence. Learn more about how this Christian classic has shaped the face of global Christianity.
I’ve heard it said that ‘the first twenty years reveal the key trends of a century.’ So, if these first twenty years are any indication, I offer up five projected trends of the 21st century.
