November 30, 2014

My favorite New Testament scholar of the 20th century was the British scholar F.F. Bruce. Bruce was a “bright and shining light” in 20th century evangelicalism. He was prolific, churning out high quality work year after year. He had the rare ability to write academic books as well as popular (accessible) books. Bruce’s specialty was Jesus and Paul. F.F. Bruce also understood the importance of chronology in New Testament studies. Consequently, he published a translation of the New Testament that... Read more

November 29, 2014

For the both of you who got hot under the collar because I interviewed the founder of Leaders Book Summaries last month (you both had an allergic reaction to the word “leaders”), I wish to remind you of three things: 1. I have NEVER been anti-leader or anti-leadership. 2. I have said repeatedly (and ad nausea) that leadership exists. It can be good or bad, helpful or hurtful, but leaders are and leadership is. It’s organic to the DNA of... Read more

November 28, 2014

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November 24, 2014

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November 20, 2014

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November 18, 2014

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November 17, 2014

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November 13, 2014

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November 4, 2014

This blog post has been revised and turned into a chapter in The Rethinking Series. The series includes each book in PDF, Kindle, and Nook formats. Click here to view the Table of Contents for each book and how to get it Read more

November 3, 2014

As many of you know, much of my work is designed to set God’s people free from man-made religious constructs, concepts, and constraints. And that includes setting our sisters in Christ free — those who make up half the believing priesthood. Recently, I caught up with Gail Wallace of the The Junia Project to discuss her work. Gail is the co-founder of the Junia Project. Enjoy! What is The Junia Project exactly? Gail Wallace: The Junia Project (TJP) is an... Read more


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