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Interpreting Scripture Like It’s Inspired | Matthew Barrett
The Gospels don’t have a ‘lower’ Christology than Paul, so why has this claim gained ground? On this episode of Tool Talk, Matthew Barrett of Midwestern Seminary and Credo Magazine discusses his new book, Canon, Covenant, and Christology: Rethinking Jesus and the Scriptures of Israel.
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Seeing an ACTS Prayer in Action
“Wait,” she thought. “That’s a thanksgiving. I’m not supposed to do that until the end, right? It probably doesn’t matter. But how do I adore God in prayer?”
Using the ACTS Model to Enrich Your Prayer Life
Prayer life in a rut? Stuck in patterns of asking God for things without feeling like you’re connecting with–or communing with–God?
Review of A Place at the Table: George Eldon Ladd and the Rehabilitation of Evangelical Scholarship
A biography of giant New Testament scholar George Ladd, filled with lessons for the modern Bible student and scholar.
The Task of a Biblical Scholar | Andreas J. Köstenberger
What does a biblical scholar do? Andreas Köstenberger’s answer is simple, but he has applied it in his own career in a variety of ways.
Köstenberger is a professor at Midwestern Seminary, Director of the Center for Biblical Studies, Founder of Biblical Foundations, Editor of JETS, and a prolific author.
In this episode of Tool Talk, Travis asks Dr. Köstenberger about a range of topics, including his career, his current sense of calling, the nature of biblical theology, scholars he admires, his forthcoming works, what he’s been learning, and Kansas City BBQ.
December 2019 Kindle Deals
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3 Tips for Using Biblical Languages in Preaching
Don’t be a Greek jerk, make your points from alternative English translations, but use Greek if absolutely necessary for your sermon.