
The Liturgy of Creation
Honestly, it’s hard to think of a theological topic that gets evangelical Christians more fired up than the doctrine of … Continue reading The Liturgy of Creation
Honestly, it’s hard to think of a theological topic that gets evangelical Christians more fired up than the doctrine of … Continue reading The Liturgy of Creation
Yesterday I had the privilege of attending day two of the 2019 Payton Lectures at Fuller Seminary. The speaker was … Continue reading Constructing Landscapes of Interiority in Second Temple Judaism
I no longer find myself sitting in the bright, sunny, and (awfully) hot Mediterranean climate of Pasadena, rather I find … Continue reading The Philosophy of the Hebrew Bible
Every month Logos Bible Software offers a free book and an additional book for just 99 cents. This month’s pair … Continue reading Logos Free Book of the Month – OT Commentaries
I have spent the last few weeks studying the book of Jonah for our series at Soma, Chasing Rebels… The … Continue reading Jonah & The Vine
I have worked my way through several of the Kregel Exegetical Library Commentaries in the past few months – this … Continue reading Book Review – A Commentary on Exodus by Duane Garrett
The concept of “mystery” plays an important role in T.F. Torrance’s atonement theology. In chapter one of Atonement he outlines his … Continue reading Mystery & Atonement
In light of Richard Hays fantastic new book, Reading Backwards, I’m sticking to the this weeks’s theme of “The NT … Continue reading Snodgrass on Reading Backwards
This week, I’m focusing a bit on the New Testament use of the Old Testament. I’ve been sort of inspired … Continue reading On Figural Interpretation
Why should we read the Old Testament? It seems pretty obvious to us today, but in 16th century Germany there … Continue reading Reading the Old Testament with Martin Luther