paul

Like Paul, Spencer Reece has journeyed to see what he would suffer as a servant of Christ.

Biblical scholar Susan Grove Eastman brings the apostle into conversation with today’s world.

Isaac Soon employs a sociocultural model of disability as a lens for reading the apostle’s letters.

New books about the New Testament

We’ll never know what he wrote to the churches at Jerusalem or Caesarea Maritima.

Perhaps for the same reasons people are today.

“What advantage do we gain by possessing a Pauline theology that lies outside and above his writings?”

In Preaching Romans, a range of scholars present their perspectives in complementary ways.

Matthew L. Skinner recommends the best recently published books in his field.

In Romans 7, sin seems to have at least as much agency as Paul does.

An annotated list by Beverly Roberts Gaventa.