Returning to Allert's book A High View of Scripture , in chapter five he looks at two important fourth-century canon lists by Eusebius a...

Above is the front cover for my forthcoming new book entitled: A Bird's-Eye View of Paul: The Man, his mission, and his message publish...

Over at CT, there is an excellent article on Jesus in Turkey which talks about the re-emergence of Christianity in Turkey since the 1960s. ...

This post is the first of three dealing with the subject of The Jerusalem and Galilean churches and the Jewish mission to Jews (2.1.1) und...

Thanks to Guy Davies for interviewing my HTC colleague Paul Helm in his Blogging in the Name of the Lord series.

Continuing our theme of Anglican-Thursday, here's some Aussie Anglican Blogs: Martin Foord's Blog by Martin Foord Reflections in Ex...

Given that I'm in an Anglophile state of mind today, I have to say that I would not have believed it unless I saw it with my own eyes, b...

"Let My People Go!" A sermon preached at the Anglican parish of St. Boschlavich at Watership on Down in Falkirk, Ayrshire the firs...

I enjoyed reading Mike's musings about Evangelicalism and specifically ETS . I have a few thoughts I'd like to share about ETS in re...

Ben Witherington offers up a prayer for the New Year in which he decries much of Religion, Politics, and Evangelicalism in North America. G...

In several places I have advocated the Gentile Christian reading of Rom. 2.13-16. I was glad then to read Bob Jewett's comments on this ...

My goals for 2008 are: 1. Recover from 2007 2. Think about publishing something 3. Blog regularly enough that my posts aren't assumed to...

My goals for 2008 are: 1. Pray more (Book of Common Prayer in the Morning and extemporaneous at night). 2. Take my wife Naomi to ETS/SBL Bos...

I am going to make the announcement that we are now formally living in the post-New Perspective era of Pauline studies. For me the boundary ...

I wish to sketch out a brief history of Jewish believers in Jesus and more specifically Jewish Christians, whom we had defined as those who ...

From Joel and myself we wish all the readers of Euangelion a very merry and blessed Christmas. We hope that for you this Christmas will be a...

My ultimate Christmas presents would have to be: Greek and Latin Authors on Jews and Judaism by Menahem Stern. Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaica...

A couple of other notable blogs that I have to mention are: Gervatoshav by Dave Miller which has been having a cracking good discussion on ...

Thanks to Michael for his longer response to my question and for recognizing not only my professorship, but also my ordination (which by the...

In response to a question from my buddy and co-blogger the Rev. Prof. Joel Willitts, I'm throwing up a few ideas as to why I don't l...