On the Calling to Be a Passionate Learner, a Persuasive Communicator, and a...
Describing Ben Witherington III as prolific is like saying water is wet. Over the past thirty years, he has written commentaries on all twenty-seven New Testament books—plus dozens of other volumes....
View ArticleAddiction to Perfection
I am a perfectionist. While this may seem like a simple admission, it took me many years to self-diagnose and admit that I am, in fact, a perfectionist. Nothing in my personality or past experiences...
View ArticleYou’ve Decided to Study the Gospels: Now What?
Many people start their Bible study in the Gospels. Over time, the word “gospel” has come to mean several things, such as the good news that Jesus has victory over sin and death, but in this case...
View ArticleReclaiming Joy in Teaching
A Conversation with Thomas R. Schreiner Respect for our students and for our schools is what undergirds a meaningful calling to teach, observes Thomas R. Schreiner, the James Buchanan Harrison...
View ArticleWilliam A. Dyrness on Teaching, Culture & the Christian Life
Teaching is a form of research, observes William A. Dyrness, senior professor of theology and culture at Fuller Theological Seminary. To teach students well, we must always discover what they know and...
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