Four Popular Ways to Read the Song of Songs

Iain Duguid discusses the four most popular ways to read the Song of Songs here.

The Bones of Masada

James Tabor has an interesting blog post here related to the bones found in Yigael Yadin's excavation of Masada.

Divine Justice in Joel

This excerpt from the God's Justice Bible does a nice job of highlighting the three spheres of divine justice evidenced in the book of Joel.

Ruth’s Conversion Would Be Rejected Today

Susan Esther Barnes has interesting discussion here related to the issue of Ruth’s conversion in the Bible and how that conversion would not be sufficient for modern rabbinic standards. This discussion is not only interesting but it is also a great reminder of how gracious and free the gospel is.

How to Write and Research a Conference Paper

Steve Walton describes how he did it in his article in ReflectEd: St. Mary's Journal of Education. You can access Walton's article in this PDF of the journal.

Free Logos Book for July: Pentacostalism: A Guide for the Perplexed

Sorry about being a few days late, but the free Logos Book of the Month for July is Pentacostalism: A Guide for the Perplexed. You can also purchase the T&T Clark Companion to Reformation Theology for $1.99 or enter to win the entire five-volume T&T Clark Studies in Theological Systems. For all these offers you can go to the Logos' Free Book of Month page here.

Does PowerPoint Make Us Stupid?

This author seems to think so. In my opinion, the author's case is overstated (and probably deliberately so). But there are things to think about for those who use PowerPoint.

Recommended Resources for Faith and Work

Some might find this list of resource links helpful.