If you’re reading the Torah Portions with me, we’re about halfway through Genesis—which means Exodus is quickly approaching. This post gives a brief overview of Exodus... its purpose, and its structure. It may not be what you think!

What Does It Really Mean to "Keep the Law"? We hear the phrase often, but have we stopped to ask what it truly means, and what assumptions it carries? Could our understanding of obedience be shaping our view of God's nature and our role in His story more than we realize?

Is the traditional "creation, fall, redemption, consummation" meta-narrative of the Bible sufficient?

Many people read Galatians as a rejection of Old Testament law. But what if that persepctive is simply a result of reading our Bible "backwards"? What if Paul wasn’t rejecting the law, but correcting how it was being used?

Does love replace the Old Testament Law? If love is separated from God’s commands, can it still be true biblical love?

Is the Church's conventional approach to teaching the Law and the Gospel adequate for inspiring spiritual transformation?