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War in the Bible: an Examination of Biblical Conflict and Violence
The Bible doesn’t flinch at portraying the world’s violence, especially during wartime. And while there is no such thing as a kind and gentle war, you might be surprised to learn t...
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A Comprehensive Greek Course for Beginners: "Basics of Biblical Greek Video Lectures" By Bill Mounce
Six years ago I was two weeks into my M.Div. program wondering, "What on earth have I gotten myself into!"—mostly thanks to Greek...
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Extracurricular Activities – September 7, 2013
What Makes America So Prone to Intervention? Stanley Hauerwas Answers
Stanley Hauerwas, professor emeritus of theological ethics at D...
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Michael Bird Introduces a New Kind of Systematic Theology
When Michael Bird began teaching systematic theology several years ago and went looking for a textbook, he imagined a book that set up the...
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What is the Purpose of the Book of Job? An Excerpt from John Walton's Commentary
It doesn't take long in the course of pastoral ministry to experience the reality firsthand that life isn’t the way it’s supposed to be....
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My Advice to Students — Craig Blomberg on How Doctoral Students Should Prepare for the First "Frantic" Year of Teaching
We are excited to launch a new series of weekly videos designed to advise and guide students who are studying for a future of ministry in th...
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Wednesday Giveaway – The Expositor’s Bible Commentary (Numbers–Ruth), Revised Edition
**UPDATE 9/6/13: Jim is the winner of our giveaway this week. His favorite section from Numbers through Ruth is "The Israelites moving ...
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Deuteronomy: A Theological Manifesto Like the Gospel of John
Maybe it's because I'm a green preacher and haven't taught on the Old Testament often, but applying Deuteronomy to 21st century...
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Does Union with Christ Make the Imputation of His Righteousness Redundant? Con Campbell Gives an Answer
If you've been following along here the past few weeks you know we've been showcasing a few interviews with Constantine Campbell on ...
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Extracurricular Activities – August 31, 2013
Tim Keller Says We Need Judges, The Book of the Bible That Is
Why is Judges a great book for 21st-century Christians to study? 
TK: All...
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What Does "Introduction to Messianic Judaism" Have to Say to Us? An Excerpt from David Rudolph's and Joel Willitts's New Book
If you're like most American Gentile Christians, you probably don't fully grasp the significance of Messianic Judaism for the American Chur...
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Why Study Church History? John Woodbridge Gives an Answer
This question often reflects what Church historian Timothy George has called the imperialism of the present. We 21st century Christians ofte...
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"Church History, vol 2: From Pre-Reformation to the Present Day" Review Giveaway
**UPDATE 8/30/13: Thanks to everyone who was interested in reviewing and rating this book! Congratulations to the following 25 people who we...
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The Bible Has Always Existed Alongside the Newspaper: John Woodbridge and Frank James III on Church History in Historical Context
In a 1963 Time Magazine story featuring Karl Barth, it was reported that Barth encouraged young theologians "to take your Bible and ta...
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Does Paul Have an 'Ordo Salutis'? How Does Union With Christ Relate? Constantine Campbell Explains
Last week we reintroduced Constantine R. Campbell's new Paul and Union with Christ with a video that outlined s...
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Extracurricular Activities – August 24, 2013
Ben Witheringon and the Myth of Non-Persecution in Candida Moss's "Myth of Persecution"
At heart, the root of her concern is exaggerat...
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What is the Key to Unlocking Paul's Theology? An Excerpt from "Paul and Union with Christ"
 
If you missed it, earlier in the week we posted a short video on Con Campbell's book Paul and Union with Christ. Th...
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