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Publications
“Rules and Roles for Women: Vocation and Order in the Apostolic Fathers.” Southern Baptist Journal of Theology 22.4 (2018): 77-100.
“Reading Across Traditions: Comparing the Theological Anthropologies of Ramanuja and Augustine of Hippo.” Journal of Comparative Theology 5 (2015): 40-57.
Discerning Witnesses: First and Second Century Textual Studies in Christian Authority. Thesis. Ann Arbor: ProQuest UMI Publishing, 2014.
Book Reviews
Udo Schnelle, The First One Hundred Years of Christianity: An Introduction to Its History, Literature, and Developments, translated by James Thompson (Baker Academic, 2020), reviewed for Modern Reformation 29, 6 (2020): 58-61.
Jennifer Strawbridge, The Pauline Effect: The Use of the Pauline Epistles by Early Christian Writers (DeGruyter, 2015), reviewed for The Journal of the Bible and Its Reception 4, 1 (2017): 171-173.
John G. Gager, Who Made Earliest Christianity? The Jewish Lives of the Apostle Paul (Columbia, 2015), reviewed for The Heythrop Journal 57, 4 (2016): 713.
Scott J. Hafemann, Paul’s Message and Ministry in Covenant Perspective: Selected Essays (Cascade, 2015), reviewed for The Heythrop Journal 57, 4 (2016): 717-718.
Roland Boer, The Sacred Economy of Ancient Israel (WJKO, 2015), reviewed for Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 59, 1 (2016): 148-150.
Paul Copan and Matt Flannagan, Did God Really Command Genocide? Coming to Terms with the Justice of God (Baker, 2014), reviewed for Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 58, 4 (2015): 818-20.
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A Historical-Critical Introduction to Matthew
This post is part of an ongoing series on Forgiveness in the Gospel of Matthew. Author Writing around 324 CE, church historian Eusebius of Caesarea recorded this saying from Papias, a second-century bishop of Hierapolis, concerning the Gospel of Matthew: “And so Matthew composed the sayings in the Hebrew tongue, and each one interpreted [Or:Continue reading “A Historical-Critical Introduction to Matthew”
A World Worth Fighting For
“Frodo: I can’t do this, Sam. Sam: I know. It’s all wrong. By rights we shouldn’t even be here. But we are. It’s like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger, they were. And sometimes you didn’t want to know the end. Because how could theContinue reading “A World Worth Fighting For”
Forgiveness in Matthew’s Gospel: Introduction
Matthew’s Gospel has long been known as the “Gospel of the Church” because it contains so many parables and passages on the life of the Christian community.[1] Of the many insights which Matthew offered for his community and the community of faith which has read his gospel for nearly 2,000 years, few have been moreContinue reading “Forgiveness in Matthew’s Gospel: Introduction”
