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Origins of New Testament Christology with Dr. Bryan Dyer (Podcast)

Sep 27, 2023

In this episode we’re joined by Dr. Bryan Dyer, who is senior acquisitions editor at Baker Academic and the co-author with Stanley Porter of the book that we’re excited to discuss today—Origins of New Testament Christology: An Introduction to the Traditions and Titles Applied to Jesus (published with Baker Academic). Over the course of our conversation, we discuss where this book fits within broader scholarship of New Testament scholarship. In particular, Dr. Dyer notes how...

Hebrews & Supersessionism with Dr. Madison Pierce (podcast)

Mar 30, 2022

In this episode of our Christian Anti-Judaism series we have another discussion on supersessionism, following last week’s look at supersessionism in Paul. For this conversation we turn to Hebrews with Dr. Madison Pierce, who is Assistant Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and the author of Divine Discourse in the Epistle to the Hebrews: The Recontextualization of Spoken Quotations of Scripture (published by Cambridge University Press). Over the course of our conversation...

3 Simple Ways to Respond to this past Easter Weekend

Apr 2, 2018

For most followers of Jesus, our observance of Easter this past weekend marked a significant point in our yearly calendar that has been specifically set aside to celebrate the pinnacle of our faith, Jesus’ resurrection and life giving ministry. It’s meant to be a significant pause built into our busy schedules cementing a spiritual rhythm in our own lives, a rhythm that continues to impact us well past the holiday itself. But, if you are...

Freedom and Asceticism: Christian underpinnings of Nietzschean friendship

Jan 9, 2017

Happiness on earth, friends, only stems from war! Powder smoke, in fact, mends friendship even more! One in three all friends are: Brothers in distress, equals facing rivals, free men – facing death! In this text, Nietzsche begins with an assertion that war is the only source of happiness. Then, after claiming that the action of war only enriches friendship, he parodies the Aristotelian tradition by listing three ascending levels of friendship that are affected...

Raging Bull: How the Bible Bashed my Face In

Jun 29, 2012

One of the most difficult tasks of the serious Bible student is to read the Bible as the word of God and not as an assignment. Like most people, I changed major three times during my first year of college. First, I was an engineering major. This was, without doubt, the result of knowing very little about myself – something I am still guilty of. It was during the first few sessions of my Introduction...

How the New Covenant Rescued Me from Lotto Lust (Guest Post)

Apr 7, 2012

I awoke this morning with this thought rolling around in my mind: “What would I do with all that money.” In case you have been under a rock for the last three days, this morning’s thought dawned courtesy of the Mega Millions lottery drawing on Friday March 30th. The story of the biggest lotto ever led the headlines for at least two days. So, the question on my mind had already been the topic of...

Origins of New Testament Christology with Dr. Bryan Dyer (Podcast)

Hebrews & Supersessionism with Dr. Madison Pierce (podcast)

3 Simple Ways to Respond to this past Easter Weekend

Freedom and Asceticism: Christian underpinnings of Nietzschean friendship

Raging Bull: How the Bible Bashed my Face In

How the New Covenant Rescued Me from Lotto Lust (Guest Post)

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Origins of New Testament Christology with Dr. Bryan Dyer (Podcast)

Hebrews & Supersessionism with Dr. Madison Pierce (podcast)

3 Simple Ways to Respond to this past Easter Weekend

Freedom and Asceticism: Christian underpinnings of Nietzschean friendship

Raging Bull: How the Bible Bashed my Face In

How the New Covenant Rescued Me from Lotto Lust (Guest Post)

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