
I'm a researcher in New Testament, and I write here about things I'm learning. That means you'll find stuff on scripture, theology, linguistics, culture, history, pedagogy, etc.
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I introduced the series with the claim that Ephraim Radner’s work is worth the effort even tho he’s difficult. The upshot is that Radner gave me a renewed vision for the ontology of Scripture and a scriptural ontology (of everything else) t...
Over the past couple of years I’ve figured out what this Substack is actually for—or at least what I enjoy most about it: it’s a venue for processing the stuff I find most interesting, until I understand it. That’s what the Jenson-on-preach...
It’s time to wrap the Jenson on preaching series. This is a kind of summary conclusion where I restate my main takeaways and offer 2 ways—beyond these summary points—that Jenson’s fundamental orientation to the task of theology+preaching ha...
John Steinbeck once quipped that every novelist really has one book in them, and the rest of their career is variations on it.1 The same is more or less true of preachers. Most of us develop, early on, a sermon we know how to give. Whether...
Every preacher feels the pull. The congregation has real problems: anxiety, grief, troubled marriages, money, the particular exhaustion of being alive in this decade. They come on Sunday carrying those things, and they would like to leave w...
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Research Fellow for the Center for Christianity and Public Life, working on Christian Public Imagination. Ph.D. from Wheaton College, where I studied the Gospel of John, ethics, and power.
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