Patrick Schreiner on Why Christians Should Regularly Intake the Gospels
FTC.co asks Patrick Schreiner, associate professor of New Testament and biblical studies at Midwestern Seminary, “Why should Christians regularly intake the Gospels?”
Biblical Preaching
An FTC21 Sermon
Three Good Things About Difficult Bible Passages
Dealing with difficult passages can help illuminate the Bible and our relationship to it.
Don Whitney On Praying The Bible
Series: Conversations
What does it mean to pray the Bible, and why is it important?
Enjoying the Bible: Literary Approaches to Loving the Scriptures — A Book Review
In this volume, Matthew Mullins raises this question and makes the case that understanding and enjoying literature can equip you to love the Bible.
Faithful Application of the Word of God
How do we “do application” in a way that is faithful to the Scriptures and representative of the biblical portrait of obedience?
Andreas Köstenberger on Giving Time to the Gospel of John
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks Dr. Andreas Köstenberger, Director of the Center for Biblical Studies at Midwestern Seminary, "Why have you given so many years and pages to the Gospel of John?"
Andrew King on Why New Testament Christians Need the Old Testament
FTC.co asks Andrew King, assistant dean and assistant professor of biblical studies at Spurgeon College, “Why do New Testament Christians need the Old Testament?”
How to Understand and Apply the Old Testament: Step 5––Clause and Text Grammar
With step 5 of the interpretive process we move from “Text” to “Observation,” and we consider a series of issues related to how a passage is communicated. Our initial goal is to assess the makeup and relationship of words, phrases, clauses, and larger text units. In short, we need to study grammar. According to His […]
Todd Chipman on Why Churches Should Preach Through Hebrews
We asked Todd Chipman, Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies at MBTS, “Why should churches consider preaching the book of Hebrews?”