Publications

The Tradition of SBTS Faculty Writings: An Enduring Vision to “Study with the Authors”

Since the seminary’s founding, students have benefitted from a faculty committed to writing what they teach and teaching what they write.

Biblical theology, understood as a branch of Christian theology that seeks to expose and explain and exult the theological unfolding of Holy Scripture, has never been absent from Christ’s people, but the renaissance of biblical theology has come as a signal event in evangelical life and a hallmark of evangelical conviction and preaching.

By the Word Alone: How the Reformers Reclaimed the Bible’s True Message

The Reformation was not merely a transformation in theological understanding and church life, but a transformation rooted in a more faithful reading of the Scriptures, resulting in a renewal of ecclesial biblical theology.

Learning Biblical Theology with the Early Church

The fathers remind us that Scripture must remain the norming norm, the standard by which everything else is measured.

Friends, Not Foes: How Biblical and Systematic Theology Work Together for Our Good

Biblical theology grounds systematic theology, and systematic theology guards biblical theology.

One Story, One Savior: How All Scripture Points to Christ

As God’s plan unfolds, we discover who this Redeemer is and how he will save us.

Editorial: Remembering the 1700th Anniversary of the Nicene Creed

Creeds and the Gospel: From the Beginnings to the Council of Nicaea (325)

From Nicaea to the Full Nicene Creed: Sixty Years of Confusion and Controversy

God the Father Almighty: The Trinitarian Depth of the First Article of the Creed

One Lord Jesus Christ, the Only Begotten Son of God

On the Holy Spirit

Augustine’s Maximally Nicene Texts

Between two Creeds: Cyril of Jerusalem’s Theology of the Father and the Son

John Calvin on the Work of God the Father

Andrew Fuller and Nicaea: His Potential Response to Edward Sharman and His Anti-Trinitarianism

The “Excellent Value” of Nicaea in Herman Bavinck’s Theology: Nicene Christology in Relation to Bavinck’s Trinitarian, Catholic, and Orthodox, and Modern Theology

Was B. B. Warfield Orthodox? Nicaea, Warfield, and the Doctrine of the Trinity