Publications
Passover and Passion: Atonement in the Thought of Gregory the Theologian
Anselm and the God of Classical Theism
Jesus Died Only for His Sheep: A Syllogism for Definite Atonement
Was James the First Pope
Book Reviews
Editorial: Learning from the Cappadocians
The Cappadocian Fathers: A Brief Introduction
A Vision of God, A Vision of Seminary
“Most God-Beloved Father”: Eusebius of Samosata in the Letters of Basil of Caesarea
Gregory of Nazianzus, Pastoral Theology
Amphilochius of Iconium’s Homily on Matthew 26:39
Asterius of Amasea on Divorce
“The Chief Affair of Human Life:” Asterius of Amasea’s Homily On Divorce
Winds, Tombs, and Wingless Birds: Sin in the Fifty Homilies of Macarius
Brothers and Sisters, We Are All Apologists Now
Book Reviews
The Spirit and Flesh of James P. Boyce: A History of the Library at Southern Seminary
On my first visit to Southern Seminary, I thought, “This library is worn.” The floors were worn. The desks were worn. The books were worn. The campus, professors, and legacy were top notch, but the library . . . underwhelming. My perspective has since changed. If I had voiced my impression of a worn library to James Petigru Boyce he would have responded, “Yes, as it should be.” Tattered floors and desks revealed that the faithful and educated ministers Boyce envisioned to lead Southern Baptists shared his convictions.