One of the best scholars I know on Paul is Mike Gorman. He’s written a number of books and articles on the apostles. Here is a video he recorded recently on his books published with Wipf & Stock.
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Getting into the Kitchen
Dr. Philip G. Ryken, President of Wheaton College, reflects upon when it might be valuable for a minister to invite listeners into the “kitchen” of…
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Trying to Sing the Oldest Song
Dr. Michelle Knight, Assistant Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, considers how knowledge of Semitic languages can help in…
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Sometimes an English Bible translation is unable to convey repetition and wordplay at work in the original languages. In this podcast, Dr. Daniel Carroll Rodas,…
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