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The #MeToo Movement

It is a cultural moment. A movement. Almost every day seems to bring new revelations and accusations in the media. Calling the #MeToo Movement "welcome," New Testament scholar Ann Jervis writes that it provides yet another example of "Sin's insidious work." What is that work? To spoil every one of God's good gifts. 

"God’s beautiful gift of sex, meant for joy, for creativity, for mutual affirmation becomes instead a force of destruction," she observes. 

Date Published: Tuesday, February 6, 2018

Insights with Seitz podcast

Insights with Seitz Podcast Launched

It's a new year, a time for new beginnings. And here at Wycliffe College, we are pleased to be launching an exciting new venture: a weekly podcast with the Rev. Dr. Christopher Seitz

Date Published: Thursday, January 4, 2018

Professor Ephraim Radner at Wycliffe College, Toronto

Help for the holiday season

The holiday season can be a time of great joy with festive parties, gift giving, feasting, and gatherings of family and friends. Ironically for the same reasons, it can also be a time of stress, anxiety, and loneliness. For those who struggle with mental illness--and for those who love them--the holidays can be a season to dread and to endure. 

For the Christian, hope and help can be both sought and found in the pages of Scripture, says Wycliffe Professor of Historical Theology, Ephraim Radner for, "Scripture knows about mental illness and its anguish." 

Date Published: Wednesday, December 6, 2017

David Kupp

David Kupp preaches on Individualism

David Kupp preaches on the topic of Individualism using 1 Corinthians chapter 12 text.

David Kupp

David Yeago at Wycliffe College

David Yeago speaks at Wycliffe

Writing The Apostolic Faith and Escaping Ritschl’s Long Shadow A Theological Memoir

David Yeago

Marion Taylor

Marion Taylor on Relativism

Marion Taylor speaks on relativism and the consequences of holding this philosophical view using Judges 19:1-30 as her text.

Marion Taylor