Books In Review: Carnal theology Flesh is indeterminate. It flows, changes over time, and is consumed and transformed. It becomes the reality of rich spiritual encounter. by Jacob J. Erickson April 27, 2016
Books In Review: Everyday theosis Theosis is mission’s starting point. Believers are called to “become” the gospel through participation in the divine life. by Greg Carey April 4, 2016
Books In Review: Wrestling with Paul Frances Taylor Gench doesn't ignore difficult texts about women; she wrestles with them. That's because she is committed to the Bible as scripture. by Alexandra Brown November 12, 2015
Books In Review: How to Read the Bible, by Harvey Cox For the Bible to belong not only to the church or the academy but to the people, a guidebook is needed. Harvey Cox provides one. reviewed by Robert Cornwall September 23, 2015
Cover Story What is marriage now? A Pauline case for same-sex marriage "It is better to marry than to burn," says Paul. This strange, embarrassing passage may offer some ground for fresh discernment. by Gerald W. Schlabach October 20, 2014
Books In Review: Paul and the Faithfulness of God, by N. T. Wright N.T. Wright aims to show how Paul's story of the crucified and risen Messiah is at the same time the story of Israel rescued from extended exile. reviewed by Alexandra Brown October 15, 2014
Cover Story In the place of Jesus: Insights from Origen on prayer Growing in prayer is not simply acquiring a set of special spiritual skills. It is growing into Christian humanity. by Rowan Williams July 23, 2014
Books In Review: Redeeming Our Sacred Story, by Mary C. Boys Mary Boys offers concrete proposals for how the story of Jesus’ crucifixion can be told faithfully in the presence of Jewish conversation partners. reviewed by Walter Brueggemann April 13, 2014
Living by the Word Arguing with Paul: 2 Corinthians 5:6-10, 14-17 I don’t want to leave my body or its loves. I wouldn’t rather be at home with the Lord; I want to be right here. by Michael A. King June 13, 2006