From Google to Grudem
Jake Tuazon’s path to SBTS
Publications
How to watch Netflix
Redeeming Media Consumption
Editorial: Thinking Theologically About Vocation and Work
A New Testament Professor’s Rediscovery of the Doctrine of Vocation
Imagine the average layperson in your church—the owner of a bike shop, a truck driver, a doctor, a secretary, a lawyer, a school teacher. If you were to ask him or her, “How does your pastor expect you to apply your Christian faith to your work,” What would they say? I can imagine the average…
“The Labors of our Occupation”: Can Augustine Offer Any Insight on Vocation?
“Some Kind of Life to Which We Are Called of God”: The Puritan Doctrine of Vocation
English Calvinistic Baptists and Vocation in the Long Eighteenth Century, with Particular Reference to Anne Dutton’s Calling as an Author
Milkmaids No More: Revisiting Luther’s Doctrine of Vocation from the Perspective of a “Gig” Economy
The Work and Faith of Theological Scholars: Converging Lessons from James 2 and Luther’s Doctrine of Vocation
Do Not Love the World: Breaking the Evil Enchantment of Worldliness (A Sermon on 1 John 2:15-17)
Book Reviews
More than a job
Southern Seminary alum Nate Bishop’s calling to pastor a 150-year-old church and serve as the first vice president of the KBC
‘Reading Rightly’
Wellum helps readers see Christ on every page of Scripture
Book Reviews: ‘Creation Care’; ‘How to Ruin Your Life’; ‘Resurrection Letters’; ’15 Things Seminary Couldn’t Teach Me’
Creation Care: A Biblical Theology of the Natural World by Douglas J. Moo and Jonathan A. Moo (Zondervan 2018, $22.34) Review by Gabriel Reyes-Ordeix The term “creation care” is a buzzword. It refers to human ethical responsibility toward the non-human world, but is often left vague and highly politicized. Creation Care, written by Douglas and…
The blessing of busyness
Pastor, professor, and father of five finds life outside himself.
Pitfalls of the novice minister
Your first church job is going to stretch you in ways you won’t anticipate.
William Whitsitt’s private grudges
HISTORY HIGHLIGHT
Christ from Beginning to End Trent Hunter and Stephen Wellum
Not everyone will study theology. But everyone should be able to study the Bible the right way. This is why Stephen J. Wellum, professor of Christian theology at Southern Seminary, and Trent Hunter wrote Christ from Beginning to End: How the Full Story of Scripture Reveals the Full Glory of Christ. This book helps readers…