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This week we continue offering excerpts from the 2026 CCS winter class. In this excerpt from the fifth class meeting, Tessa Davidson discusses "Humans as Creative Beings: Beauty". You can view all of the excerpts from the winter class on our YouTube channel. From the class description: In an age of increasing dependence and formation by technology, it is perhaps more vital than ever that Christians grapple with the question, “What is a human being?” What does it mean to be hu

The Center for Christian Studies is excited to announce the latest publication in our Biblia series, The Things Fulfilled Among Us: A Study of Luke, by Dr. Peter H. Rice, Dean of Harding School of Theology. Led by Kevin Burr and Luke Dockery, Regnum Media—Publishing Imprint of CCS—produces the highest quality resources for Bible study that are ideal for Bible classes, small groups, and personal growth. We are grateful to Dr. Rice and to Kevin and Luke for this excellent addit

Keith D. Stanglin If you haven't already subscribed to the Journal of Christian Studies, make sure you do today so you won't miss V/2, which is shipping this week! The theme of this issue is "Sin, Confession, and Repentance." Following is an excerpt from Keith Stanglin's article, "Are All Sins Equal?" See our previous post for the editor's note and table of contents. Are All Sins Equal? Keith D. Stanglin Center for Christian Studies Introduction In an age that calls e