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Volume 27.4, (April 2001):
Consider Wesley
By Ted A. Campbell
The Context of the Old Testament: Best
Books
By Victor P. Hamilton
Profile: The Lindbeck/Frei School of Theology
By Mark Horst
New Testament Commentaries: Hebrews--Revelation
By Ruth Anne Reese and John Painter
Review Essay: Christianity and Western Thought
By Jerry L. Walls
Volume 27.3, (March 2001):
Consider Wesley
By Ted A. Campbell
Current Theological Trends in United
Methodism: A Critical Evangelical Assessment
By Ken Collins
The Context of the New Testament:
Recent Books
By James S. Jeffers
Where Tradition Meets Vision Reformed
Theology At Its Growing Edge
By Cynthia L. Rigby
NT Commentaries: Philippians-Philemon
By Christian Stratton
Volume 27.2, (February 2001):
Consider Wesley
By Ted A. Campbell
Profile: Colin E. Gunton
By Graham McFarlane
New Testament Commentaries: Romans-Ephesians
By J. Christian Stratton
To Pray or Not To Pray
By John David Walt, Jr.
Worship Renewal: Time to Face the Music
By Russell Yee
Volume 27.1, (November 2000):
Consider Wesley
By Ted A. Campbell, Wesley Theological Seminary.
New Testament Commentaries: Matthew--Acts
By Joel B. Green, John Wesley Fellow and Elder in the UMC, author
of The Theology of the Gospel of Luke (Cambridge University
Press, 1995).
N.T. Wright's Search for the Historical
Jesus
By Carey C. Newman, Ph.D., Editor of Academic Books at Westminster/John
Knox Press.
Cosmology and Creation
By David Wilkinson, Fellow in Christian Apologetics at St. John's
College, University of Durham.