Publications
Table of Contents (Winter 2008)
A Review of James H. Slatton’s W. H. Whitsitt: The Man and the Controversy
Editorial: “Biblical Theology”–Reflections on its Importance
Southern Seminary and Progressive Religion 1870-1940
Southern Seminary and the Reshaping of American Culture: Retrospect and Prospect
The SBJT Forum: Celebrating 150 Years at Southern Seminary
Lecture 1: The Necessity and Viability of Biblical Theology
Lecture 2: Biblical Theology in the Seminary and Bible College
Lecture 3: Biblical Theology in the Local Church and the Home
Was Joseph a Type of the Messiah? Tracing the Typological Identification between Joseph, David, and Jesus
The Practice and Promise of Biblical Theology: A Response to Hamilton and Goldsworthy
Story-Lines of Scripture and Footsteps in the Sea
Table of Contents (Summer 2015)
Stephen J. Wellum 5 Editorial: Living All of Life to God’s Glory R. Albert Mohler, Jr. 9 Economics and the Christian Worldview: 12 Theses David Kotter 17 Greed vs. Self-Interest: A Case Study of How Economists Can Help Theologians Serve the Church Mark Coppenger 49 Stewardship of the Wetlands below…
Editorial: Living All of Life to God’s Glory
At Southern Seminary, over the last couple of years, we have been enjoying the work and ministry of the Commonweal Project as it has been hosting conferences, bringing in various guest speakers from all over the country, and offering a number of lectures from Southern Seminary’s own faculty. If you are not familiar with the…
Economics and the Christian Worldview: 12 Theses
Once called “a dismal science” by historian Thomas Carlyle, economics is often sidelined, even in the academic world. But economics is, in fact, one of most important social sciences. With that in mind, my aim in this brief article is to look at economics, labor, business, money, industry, and work from a theological perspective. Further,…
Greed vs. Self-Interest: A Case Study of How Economists Can Help Theologians Serve the Church
Preparing a sermon from the New Testament to serve a local congregation has always been a challenging spiritual labor. Exegesis and application require a pastor to bridge a language gap from Greek to English, a cultural gap from the first century to the contemporary ethos, and a geographical gap from the Levant to the Western…
Stewardship of the Wetlands below the Golan Heights: A Study in Judeo-Christian and Muslim Contrasts
I ask the reader’s indulgence as I weave personal narrative into my essay, for my thinking has emerged in these past years through a range of travels, events, and assignments, from which I’ll draw in making my case. On my first visit to Mount Hermon on Israel’s northern border, our tour guide pointed out the…