The Prolongation of the Incarnation? Abraham Kuyper and the Telos of Humanity
What does the Incarnation mean beyond Christ's birth? This article explores how Dutch theologian Abraham Kuyper's understanding of the Incarnation developed over time, arguing that his later emphasis on Christ's humiliation narrowed its broader significance for creation, worship, and culture. By revisiting Kuyper's earlier writings, the author invites readers to recover a richer vision of the Incarnation as God's ongoing work of renewal in the Church, creation, and every sphere of human life.
Video | The Greatest Poem Ever Told: Rethinking Holy Scripture as the Poetry of God
The Bible is often called one grand story. But what if that isn't its primary literary form? This lecture invites us to reconsider how we read Scripture and discover how its poetic character can deepen our encounter with God's Word.
Podcast | God and Molecules - Chemical Evolution and Divine Providence
As Season 8 comes to a close, Claire and Rachel sit down with Regent professor Ross Hastings to discuss his new book, God and Molecules: Chemical Evolution and Divine Providence. Exploring the intersection of chemistry and theology, Hastings reflects on God's purposeful work in creation from the earliest molecules to the present. Together, they consider how scientific discovery can deepen our understanding of divine providence, inspire intellectual humility, and awaken wonder and worship.