The alphabet and the ancient world

Digging up the Church’s past

The New Testament writers expect us to know basic facts about their world. Dr Thomas Davis tells Kay Carter how archaeology can help to fill…

Do we still care about evidence?

Kay Carter asks the Christian apologist Kristi Mair whether students in the "post truth" world are rejecting research

Kay Carter

The books that made us scholars

Travis Wright and Andrew Keenan on their favourite books, and their mission to teach Bible languages

Beth Vickers

Taking research onto the streets

Dr Myrto Theocharous explains how Deuteronomy ignited her passion to help refugees and women trafficked into the sex trade

Kay Carter

A conversation with Craig Blomberg

Distinguished Professor of New Testament at Denver Seminary and an editor of the Tyndale House Gospel Perspectives series

The Bible custodian

Dr Onesimus Ngundu tells Kay Carter what it’s like taking care of some of the most precious books in the world

Kay Carter

A conversation with Cody Kingham

As a PhD student at Cambridge University, Cody is using computer analysis to uncover previously unknown verb patterns in biblical Hebrew

Making a cultural connection

Dr Joey Tan explains how he uses Chinese festivals to talk about his Christian faith

Kay Carter

A Romanian Bible for the 21st century

For a hundred years, Romanians have been reading a Bible with dated vocabulary and second-hand translation. That's about to change

Kay Carter

A conversation with Dr Brittany Melton

Assistant Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Palm Beach Atlantic University.

Kay Carter

Take a first step in Bible languages

STEPBible allows people who have never learned Greek or Hebrew to access the Bible in its original languages