If you read one article this week, make it Biblical Manuscripts and Their Commentaries by Daniel Wallace.
If you have more time to read, consider engaging the suggestions below. As always, feel free to suggest any additional places I should be reading on a regular basis.
Theology and Religion
In Defense of Islam by Ross Douthat
Does Islam Inevitably Lead to Violence? by Caleb Greggsen
An Example of Unwarranted Theological Speculation: Divine Timelessness by Roger Olson
Cosmic Communion: The Role of Creation in Our Journey with Christ by Joseph Green
Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity
Jesus is Lord and Caesar is Not: Evaluating Empire in the First Century by Steve Walton
Gnostics and Platonists by Philip Jenkins
Why Was Mark Chosen as the Writer of the Second New Testament Gospel? by Michael Kok
Ethiopic Manuscript of Jannes and Jambres by Peter Head
Acts 12 and Luke’s Literary Style by Phillip Long
Worldviews and Culture
How Political Correctness Improved My Life by David French
How Livy Predicted the Fall of America by Bradley Birzer
America’s Most Influential Thinker on Race by Juan Williams
The Two Shall Become One Flesh: Reclaiming Marriage by Evangelicals and Catholics Together
Learner-Centered Pedagogy and Fear of Losing Control by Kenneth Parker