At the AAR/SBL annual meeting in 2023 I had the privilege of contributing to a panel session exploring the life and work of Paul L. Lehmann. The occasion was the publication of a new collection of his work entitled The Revolutionary GospelPaul Lehmann and the Direction of Theology Today. For those who might be interested,…

Video recordings of my 2024 Annie Kincaid Warfield Lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary — ‘God’s Adversay and Ours: A Brief Theology of the Devil’– are now available. You can find all six lectures available for viewing on the Princeton Theological Seminary channel under the title 2024 Warfield Lectures. This link will take you there. Enjoy.

I am happy to share that I have been invited to deliver the 2024 Annie Kinkead Warfield Lectures at Princeton Theological Seminary between 18-21 March 2024. The title of the six lecture series is ‘God’s Adversary and Ours’: A Brief Theology of the Devil. More details to follow early in the new year.

An new article of mine entitled ‘On the Present Possibility of Sola Scriptura‘, is now published ‘online early’ by the International Journal of Systematic Theology. Thanks to an agreement between the publisher, Wiley-Blackwell, and the University of Aberdeen, the essay is available on Open Access without subscription. The essay is accessible here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ijst.12568

I’ve contributed a paper to a special issue of Studies in Christian Ethics on the theme of ‘Ethics and Apocalyptic’. The paper, entitled, ‘Parabolic Life—Toward an Ethics of God’s Apocalypse’ is forthcoming in Volume 34:4 of the print journal, but already available online and, thanks to agreement between the publisher SAGE and the University of…

At the end of April I was able to take part in a conversation about Militant Grace and Pauline apocalyptic theology generally on ‘Apocalypse Here’, an online channel hosted by Jon and Laura Depue. You can watch the 90 minute interview here: https://youtu.be/WALx11V-7d4

Late in 2018 at the annual meeting of the AAR/SBL, Katherine Sonderegger, Chris Tilling, and Steven Long were kind enough to join me for a lengthy panel discussion of Militant Grace. It was a lively and challenging exchange for which I remain grateful. The texts of their extended reviews and my reply are now published…

The good folks at Theology Corner kindly organised and hosted a review symposium on Militant Grace over recent weeks. The exchange concludes today with my response to all the readers’ comments and criticisms. You can see my response here. The whole symposium, comprising the five reviews and my reply can be accessed here: https://theologycorner.net/blog/symposia/militant-grace-a-symposium/

The newest issue of the International Journal of Systematic Theology for July 2020 includes a ‘Book Forum’ on Militant Grace with long reviews by Michael Allen, Shannon Smythe, and P. Travis Kroeker, as well as a response from me. If you’re curious you can find the exchange here on the Journal’s online version: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14682400/2020/22/3. I…

An essay of mine, entitled “While We Were Yet Enemies”:Some Particularly Protestant Reflections on Grace first trialed at the Society for the Study of Theology meeting in 2019, has just been published in the Journal of Reformed Theology. Thanks to a new Open Access agreement between the publisher, Brill, and our University, I’m able to…