Level 4 - Expert The Marks of Jesus – Part 1 Author Michael BullPosted on March 27, 2018April 13, 2020 Does the body of Christ still bear the marks of the beatings, the crucifixion, and the spear?
Level 3 - Scholar Little Book of Woes Author Michael BullPosted on February 26, 2018June 29, 2025 Garden and City in Little Shop of Horrors Hollywood has a history of swapping tragic endings for happy ones based upon the reaction of...
Level 3 - Scholar The Unknown Gifts Author Michael BullPosted on February 19, 2018March 29, 2018 Our Father in heaven has long history of doling out stones and serpents to His children. How can He possibly be good?
Level 2 - Apprentice Elementary Things Author Michael BullPosted on February 17, 2018March 29, 2018 In God’s House, the intended purpose of every raw material is revealed in the resulting integrated glory.
Level 4 - Expert Romans – Cycle 2 Author Michael BullPosted on February 15, 2018March 29, 2018 All the world is Egypt. For the second cycle of Romans, Paul moves from Initiation to Delegation, from Genesis motifs to those of the...
Level 2 - Apprentice The Forbidden Feast Author Michael BullPosted on February 11, 2018March 29, 2018 We are bidden to the forbidden feast, a table where bread and wine are not only served to us as priest-kings, but irretrievably mixed...
Level 3 - Scholar Theology Noir Author Michael BullPosted on January 17, 2018March 29, 2018 Is it possible for a book of contemplative theology to be neo-noir?
Level 2 - Apprentice Babel Academy Author Michael BullPosted on December 27, 2017May 14, 2018 The Business of Keeping the Saints in the Dark Let there be light! The first recorded “spoken” words of God. Curiously, even this creative...
Level 3 - Scholar The Lord’s Prayer: A Responsive Reading Author Michael BullPosted on December 10, 2017March 29, 2018 If the Lord’s Prayer recapitulates the structure of the Ten Commandments, its arrangement is ideal for responsive reading in worship.
Level 2 - Apprentice Nimrod in the Court of God Author Michael BullPosted on October 18, 2017May 9, 2020 Nimrod was a mighty hunter “in God’s face.” Once we put him into a “Tabernacle” context, we can understand his motivation and role on...
