Recent Posts

• What If Todd Phillips, “The Deconstructed Pastor,” Were To Have Ever Met Wendell Berry’s Jayber Crow?
• The Day the Revolution Began, by N.T. Wright. A Closer Look at Penal Substitutionary Atonement
• Paul: In Fresh Perspective, by N.T. Wright. A Review.
• Crushing the Serpent, by Will Hess. Reviewing a Critique of Penal Substitutionary Atonement
• The Wages of Sin is Death: Is that Physical Death or Something Else?
• Did God Crush His Only Son? — Making Sense of Isaiah 53, the Cross of Christ, and the Bible of the Early Church
• The Septuagint: What It Is and Why It Matters
• Did the Father Turn His Face Away From Jesus on the Cross?
• Why Should the Death of Someone 2,000 Years Ago Matter to Me Today? (The Atonement, by Jeremy Treat. A Brief Review)
• Jews vs. Rome: By Barry Strauss, A Review (Why the Middle East Conflict Never Seems to End)
• Counteract, by Greg Harris. A Brief Review. A Message of Hope for Those Who Are Strangers
• A Last Look at Zurich: A Most Dangerous Method: The Story of Jung, Freud, and Sabina Spielrein, by John Kerr. A Review.
• Why AI Is Changing Everything
• Following in John Calvin’s Footsteps Across Europe
• The Russian Revolution: A New History … Some Reflections Upon Visiting Europe
• Martin Bucer: The Failed Protestant Peacemaker of Strasbourg
• Martin Luther in the Hot Seat at Worms and Heidelberg
• Cambridge House at W&M Annual Spring Lecture: Wednesday, March 25, 7pm
• The Triple Baptism of Felix Manz: Founder of Anabaptism
• From Genesis to Junia: An Honest Search for What the Bible Says about Women in Leadership, by Preston Sprinkle. An Extended Review
• Augustine: Conversion to Confessions, by Robin Lane Fox, A Review, Part Two
• Augustine: Conversion to Confessions, by Robin Lane Fox, A Review, Part One
• Bart Ehrman’s Jesus: Apocalyptic Prophet of the New Millennium, A Review
• The Council of Nicaea Demythologized: Reviewing the Cambridge Companion to the Council
• The First Thousand Years, by Robert Louis Wilken: A Look at the First Half of Christian History (from Europe… and Beyond!)