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Genesis and its World: How the First Book of the Bible Thinks about the Ancient Near East

Genesis and its World: How the First Book of the Bible Thinks about the Ancient Near East

by Jeff Childers | Aug 26, 2024

Genesis and its World: How the First Book of the Bible Thinks about the Ancient Near East Mark...
Type and Shadow: How Christian Art Helps Us Read Scripture with the Early Church

Type and Shadow: How Christian Art Helps Us Read Scripture with the Early Church

by Jeff Childers | Aug 22, 2024

Type and Shadow: How Christian Art Helps Us Read Scripture with the Early Church Dan...
Like the Teacher: the Formation of the Disciples and the Shape of Luke’s Story

Like the Teacher: the Formation of the Disciples and the Shape of Luke’s Story

by Jeff Childers | Jul 22, 2023

Like the Teacher: the Formation of the Disciples and the Shape of Luke's Story Amanda...
Lent 2022: Preaching in a Time of COVID

Lent 2022: Preaching in a Time of COVID

by Jeff Childers | Feb 24, 2022

Lent 2022: Preaching in a Time of COVID CSART Webinar Panel...
The Word of the Lord: Reading Scripture in and for Christ’s Body

The Word of the Lord: Reading Scripture in and for Christ’s Body

by Jeff Childers | Feb 22, 2022

The Word of the Lord: Reading Scripture in and for Christ's Body Brad...

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