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Disability in the Greco-Roman World and the New Testament with Dr. Louise Gosbell (Podcast)
Read more: Disability in the Greco-Roman World and the New Testament with Dr. Louise Gosbell (Podcast)Alt txt: Image of our guest, Dr. Louise Gosbell with three of our co-hosts, Dr. Grace Emmett, Stephanie Kate Judd, and Rev. Dr. Chris Porter, with the title of the episode: “Disability in the Greco-Roman World and the New Testament with Dr. Louise Gosbell.” In this episode we discuss Disability in the Greco-Roman World and…
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Rabbinic Literature & Strack-Billerbeck with Jacob Cerone (Podcast)
Read more: Rabbinic Literature & Strack-Billerbeck with Jacob Cerone (Podcast)In this episode we discuss the legacy of the famous German resource of Rabbinic parallels to the New Testament, referred to often as Strack-Billerbeck. For this we’re joined by Jacob Cerone, who is a doctoral candidate at the Friedrich Alexander Universität, in Erlagen, Germany, and General Editor and one of translators of the English translation…
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The Ministry of Women in the New Testament with Revd Canon Professor Dorothy Lee (Podcast)
Read more: The Ministry of Women in the New Testament with Revd Canon Professor Dorothy Lee (Podcast)On this episode we discuss the ministry of women in the New Testament with Revd Canon Professor Dorothy Lee, who is Stewart Research Professor of New Testament at Trinity College, Melbourne, an ordained priest in the Anglican church, and the author of The Ministry of Women in the New Testament: Reclaiming the Biblical Vision for…
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Does Apologetics Help Us Read the New Testament? With Ian Mills (Podcast)
Read more: Does Apologetics Help Us Read the New Testament? With Ian Mills (Podcast)In this installment of our apologetics series we ask the corresponding question to last week’s episode, Does Apologetics Help Us Read the New Testament? For this conversation we are joined by Ian Mills, who is a PhD Candidate in New Testament at Duke University and co-host with Laura Robinson of the New Testament Review podcast….
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Religion, Race, & Whiteness in New Testament Scholarship with Professor David Horrell (Podcast)
Read more: Religion, Race, & Whiteness in New Testament Scholarship with Professor David Horrell (Podcast)In this penultimate episode in our cultural identity series we discuss the role of whiteness in New Testament scholarship with Prof. David Horrell, who is Professor of New Testament Studies and the Director of the Center for Biblical Studies at the University of Exeter (England), and the author of Solidarity and Difference: A Contemporary Reading…
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Paul & Masculinity Revisited with Dr. Valérie Nicolet (Podcast)
Read more: Paul & Masculinity Revisited with Dr. Valérie Nicolet (Podcast)In this episode, Amber Bowen, Dr. John Anthony Dunne, and Grace Emmett are joined by Dr. Valérie Nicolet, Associate Professor of New Testament at the Protestant Institute of Theology in Paris, to continue an earlier podcast conversation on Paul and masculinity. Our conversation begins with Paul’s self-presentation, esp. in Galatians, and then extends to address…
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The State of New Testament Studies
Read more: The State of New Testament StudiesThe State of New Testament Studies: A Survey of Recent Research Scot McKnight and Nijay K. Gupta, editors. Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2019. 496 pages. With the fall 2020 semester right around the corner, getting up to speed with the immense area of New Testament studies might seem like a daunting task. Thankfully, Scot McKnight…
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Bethel Seminary Podcast: Whole & Holy
Read more: Bethel Seminary Podcast: Whole & HolyBethel Seminary, where I have the privilege to serve as assistant professor of New Testament, recently started a brand new podcast called Whole & Holy. The podcast is primarily intended to serve the church, especially pastors and alumni of Bethel Seminary. So far there have been a number of interesting episodes about hiring and firing,…
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My New Article on Trinitarian Theology
Read more: My New Article on Trinitarian TheologyMy friend Matt Owen and I just published an article in Theologica called “The Son of God and Trinitarian Identity Statements.” I had an absolute blast co-writing this piece and if you’re interested in the doctrine of the Trinity, early Christology, and the interdisciplinary relationship between analytic and exegetical theology, you should check out our article…
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Celebrating Prof. N. T. Wright: One God, One People, One Future
Read more: Celebrating Prof. N. T. Wright: One God, One People, One FutureOne week ago I had the privilege of presenting Prof. N. T. Wright with a Festschrift (German for ‘celebration writing’), which is a sub-genre of scholarly books comprised of essays from former students, colleagues, and long-time friends. This kind of book celebrates the contributions of a particular scholar, typically on the occasion of a major birthday or…