Academic

Marcus Honeysett asks what it means to believe in Jesus in a world which has given up on truth. 

David Gibson constructs a doctrine of scripture drawn from the terminology of biblical theology and the Bible's own language about itself. 

Graham Keith talks us through the basics of Judaism– its history and theology, and suggests further reading and resources. 

Gordon Wenham's guide to academic study of the books of Moses is as useful an introduction today as it was in 1996. 

Peter Williams asks whether the biblical canon and Christian theology were invented long after Jesus' life in this apologetic talk. 

Martin Luther teaches us what to look for and expect in the Gospels in this short piece from vol. 35 of his Works. 

Ellis Potter compares and contrasts Eastern thought with Western thought. 

Norman Geisler examines the  

Graham Cole asks whether Christianity can be described as a worldview, arguing that it is primarily news about a person and his significance to the world. 

Martin Luther gives his top tips on studying theology in this excerpt from his Works, vol. 4.