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The Good Book Blog, a resource from the faculty of Talbot School of Theology, features articles that explore contemporary ideas from the perspective of the Bible — the “Good Book” — including topics such as apologetics, biblical studies, theology, philosophy, spiritual formation, ministry and leadership. Find out more about what sets Talbot apart and how it prepares Christian leaders through its degree programs.

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Amar a Dios y a las personas
Love God and people
Octavio Esqueda — November 22, 2018
“¿Papi, me puedes enseñar la educación cristiana? ¡Quiero saber el doctorado en educación cristiana!” Estas fueron las palabras que mi hija de seis...
The Parable of the Wedding Banquet, Matthew 22
Parables of Jesus video Bible study series
Matthew Williams — November 20, 2018
If a king invited you to his son’s wedding, would you go? Of course you would go. It would be the highlight of one’s life to attend such a wedding....
Virtue Ethics Turns 60
The Revolution Gets a Senior Discount
David Horner — November 19, 2018
Has virtue ethics become old and creaky? Irrelevant? Its energy spent or dwindling?
Middle Knowledge and Those Who Die in Infancy
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — November 16, 2018
This Is The Weekly Q & A Blog Post By Our Research Professor In Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.
The Not-So-Sacred Enneagram
A Book Review of "The Sacred Enneagram" by Christopher L. Heuertz
Kenneth Berding — November 15, 2018
Several of my college students in recent days have asked for my opinion about the Enneagram of Personality. It turns out that while I’ve had my...
Remembering to Remember: The Stories of God’s People
David Horner — November 13, 2018
In the world of science there is no more prestigious institution than Cambridge University’s Cavendish Laboratory, home to more than two centuries...
“But that’s legalism!” What Legalism Is and Isn’t
Kenneth Berding — November 12, 2018
Kenneth Berding sorts out what is and isn't legalism.
Annihilationism
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — November 09, 2018
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.
The Parables of Jesus: The Prodigal Son
A new Bible study tool
Matthew Williams — November 08, 2018
Matt Williams examines the story of the Prodigal Son which is featured on a new Bible study DVD series.
Surprised by Edwards
An interview with Kyle Strobel about his new book "Jonathan Edwards: An Introduction to His Thought"
The Good Book Blog — November 06, 2018
Today we have an interview with Dr. Kyle Strobel, Associate Professor of Spiritual Theology and Formation here at Talbot School of Theology, and...
Sacrifice and Atonement
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — November 02, 2018
This Is The Weekly Q & A Blog Post By Our Research Professor In Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.
A Response to the Murder of 11 Jewish People at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA
Mitch Glaser — November 01, 2018
We are deeply horrified by the murder of 11 Jewish people at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Saturday, October 27, 2018....
Making Sense of Our Adversary
An Excerpt from Dr. Tim Muehlhoff's latest book "Defending Your Marriage: The Reality of Spiritual Warfare."
Tim Muehlhoff — October 31, 2018
A note from Clinton E. Arnold, Dean of Talbot School of Theology One of the blessings for Talbot as a seminary embedded in a Christian university...
Honoring and Dishonoring God’s Gifts in the Reformation
John McKinley — October 31, 2018
October 31 is Reformation Day. Read Associate Professor of Theology John McKinley's thoughts on this historical event.
God-Talk: Our Father in Heaven
John McKinley — October 29, 2018
Many Christians typically follow the model of directing prayer to “our Father” but switch to the term “God” for conversation and theologizing. Why...
Appearances of Mary and Jesus’ Resurrection Appearances
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 26, 2018
This Is The Weekly Q & A Blog Post By Our Research Professor In Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.
Prediquemos el evangelio completo
Octavio Esqueda — October 24, 2018
El término “evangelio” es muy importante ya que resume el mensaje central del cristianismo. Esta palabra tiene su origen en el griego εὐαγγέλιον [...
The Meaning of the Minor Judges
Kenneth Way — October 22, 2018
Kenneth C. Way expands on some comments that were made in his recent commentary on Judges and Ruth.
Was Saul of Tarsus Compensating?
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 19, 2018
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.
Thanking the Lord for Prayer Warriors
David Talley — October 18, 2018
David Talley reflects on the life of his friend and prayer warrior, Min Ja Yun.
Is there a "Third Option" for Racial Reconciliation?
Interview with Miles McPherson
Sean McDowell — October 16, 2018
Sean McDowell interviews Miles McPherson, pastor of Rock Church San Diego, on the topic of racial reconciliation.
Talbot’s New M.A., Classical Theology
Ryan Peterson — October 15, 2018
The Master of Arts with a focus in Classical Theology is a residential, great-books program integrated around the interpretation of Holy Scripture.
Trinitarian Procession and Unitarianism
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 12, 2018
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig.
After the Apostles Died
Six Guest Blogs and a Podcast about the Apostolic Fathers
Kenneth Berding — October 10, 2018
Kenneth Berding shares some of his recent blog posts on the Apostolic Fathers.
Two Questions on the Origin of the Disciples’ Belief in Jesus’ Resurrection
Weekly Q & A with Dr. William Lane Craig
William Lane Craig — October 05, 2018
This is the weekly Q & A blog post by our Research Professor in Philosophy, Dr. William Lane Craig. Question Dr. Craig, thank you for your...