I want to share a topic that’s critical to our faith walk − the transformative power of God's Word. Charles Spurgeon said, “A Bible that’s falling apart usually belongs to someone who isn’t.” What a ...

The second class with the Zion Christian Mission Center (ZCMC) teacher was a lesson about the Bible. The teacher first asked me to explain the Bible to him. I explained that the Bible was written by ...

I suspect that most of us stumble in one way or another over the “scandal” of the Incarnation. In the “Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation,” one of the principal documents of the Second Vatican ...

The historian of liturgy Hughes Oliphant Old once observed that “prayer, particularly Christian prayer, uses biblical language. . . . The Bible contains a vast number of paradigms for prayer and a ...

Synod of Bishops on “The Word of God in the Life and Mission of the Church,” Oct. 5-26, 2008 The final product of every Synod of Bishops is a list of formal proposals, or “propositions,” submitted to ...

I think it's important at the end of every year to preach a sermon on the importance of God's Word in our lives, both personally and corporately. We can forget as individuals and we can forget as a ...

The category of “relation” has long been central to trinitarian theology, but in recent theology it has become a transcendental category, the leading feature not only of divine life but also of ...

The new permanent ESV echoes the example of the KJV. A popular Bible translation is now literally the unchanging Word of God. The English Standard Version (ESV) received its final update this summer, ...

The readings for this Sunday basically present a test case, as I suppose one could argue every Scripture passage does, of the idea of Inspiration, discussed in my last post on What is the Good Word?.

The Church celebrated the Sunday of the Word of God for the first time on the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time of 2020. This is a new celebration instituted by Pope Francis with the apostolic letter, ...