The Bible and Slavery
Urge bond-servants to be subject to their own masters in everything. Titus 2.9 When translating Titus, we made an important editorial decision that must now be addressed. We changed…
The Mosquito
In 2005, The Mosquito was marketed in London as a device meant to keep young people from loitering. The Mosquito device emitted a frequency that was high enough that it…
God can always be trusted
In the book of Titus, Paul describes God as someone who is, “ever truthful and without deceit.” Paul reminds us of something central to our Christian faith – our God…
Lying to Your Kids
What is the one thing all parents have in common? We lie. Maybe not maliciously. Maybe not for personal gain. But if you have been a parent to a kid…
How to read and enjoy Titus
Here’s how to enjoy Titus and get the most out of it. First, you’ll notice that we’ve provided you with a lot of bonus content to help you contextualize the…
JESUS DIDN’T LIKE RULES, EXCEPT THE REALLY HARSH ONES
The number one misconception people have about Jesus is they think he wasn’t interested in rules. That’s true, but it’s not because rules are immoral. It’s because rules are ineffective….
An introduction to Hebrews
It seems odd to have to say so, but too much religion is a bad thing. We can’t get too much of God, can’t get too much faith and obedience,…
Jesus’ friends and followers (Money & Messiah)
Jesus is often painted as the champion of the poor. He was. He is also frequently painted as the enemy of the rich. He was not. Consider the biblical descriptions…
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