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Volume 37.4 (April, 2011)
Preaching
From The Gospels And Acts
By C. Clifton Black, Otto A.
Piper Professor of Biblical Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, an
ordained minister of The United Methodist Church, and editor of the New
Testament Library (Westminster John Knox).
Worldview And The Missional
Task
By Terry C. Muck, Professor of Mission and World Religion,
Asbury Theological Seminary.
The Blossoming Of Philosophical Theology: What’s New?
By Alan G. Padgett, a UM
elder and John Wesley Fellow, now Professor of Systematic Theology, Luther
Seminary, and co-author (with S. Wilkens) of Christianity
and Western Thought, vol. 3: Journey to Postmodernity
in the Twentieth Century (InterVarsity, 2009).
Building
An OT Library: Hosea--Malachi
By Pamela J. Scalise, Associate Professor of OT, Fuller Theological
Seminary, and co-author (with J. Goldingay) of
Minor Prophets II in the New International
Biblical Commentary (Hendrickson, 2009).
Consider Wesley
By Dr. Henry
H. Knight III, Donald and Pearl Wright Professor
of Wesleyan Studies, Saint Paul School of Theology.
Volume 37.3 (March,
2011)
Building An OT Library: Psalms—Daniel
By Paul M. Cook, Visiting Scholar, Department of Religion,
Florida State University.
Currents In Old Testament Theology
By Matthew
Richard Schlimm, John Wesley Fellow, and Assistant
Professor of Old Testament, the University of Dubuque Theological Seminary.
Building An OT Library: 1 Samuel—Job
Published in the February Edition.
By David B. Schreiner, Ph.D. candidate, Asbury Theological Seminary.
The Authority Of The Old Testament
By Kenton L. Sparks, Professor of Biblical Studies,
Eastern University.
Consider Wesley
By Dr. Henry H.
Knight III, Donald and Pearl Wright Professor of Wesleyan Studies, Saint Paul School of
Theology.
Volume 37.2 (February, 2011)
Missional Musings on Paul
By Michael J. Gorman, a
United Methodist, Professor of Sacred Scripture and Dean of the Ecumenical
Institute of Theology at St. Mary’s Seminary and University in Baltimore, MD,
and in spring 2009, a Visiting Professor of New Testament at Duke Divinity
School.
Scripture and
Ethics
By Nijay
K. Gupta, Ph.D., and author of “The Theo-Logic of Paul’s Ethics in Recent
Research,” Currents in Biblical Research 7 (2009): 336-61; and Worship That Makes Sense to Paul: A New
Approach to the Theology and Ethics of Paul’s Cultic Metaphors (de Gruyter,
2010).
Pastoral Notes From The Preaching Tradition
By
Michael Pasquarello III, UM Elder, and Granger E.
and Anna A. Fisher Professor of Preaching, Asbury Theological Seminary.
Consider Wesley
By Dr. Henry
H. Knight III, Donald and Pearl Wright Professor
of Wesleyan Studies, Saint Paul School of Theology.
Volume 37.1 (November, 2010)
Building an Old Testament Library: Genesis-Ruth
By Bryan E. Beyer, Ph.D., professor of Old
Testament, Columbia International University Seminary and School of Missions.
Good Sex: Its
Meaning and Morals
By Dennis Hollinger, Ph.D., President and Colman M. Mockler
Distinguished Professor of Christian Ethics, Gordon-Conwell
Theological Seminary.
Navigating Justification: Conversing with Paul
By Andy Johnson, professor of NT, Nazarene Theological
Seminary; and author of 1
and 2 Thessalonians in the Two Horizons
New Testament Commentary (Eerdmans, forthcoming).
Consider Wesley
By Dr. Henry
H. Knight III, Donald and Pearl Wright Professor
of Wesleyan Studies, Saint Paul School of Theology.
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