Organized by subject, these essays examine questions in biblical interpretation, Christian doctrine, philosophical theology, and ecclesial life.
These essays are written for a general readership and are distinct from peer-reviewed scholarship. For my current doctoral work and conference presentations, visit Research & Scholarship.
Featured Scholarly Essays
The Emotional Problem of Evil — Theodicy, human suffering, and the crucified Christ.
Ruth: A Theology of Resilience Amidst Vulnerability — Vulnerability, resilience, and redemption in the biblical narrative.
The Death and Enthronement of Jesus — Sacrifice, atonement, ascension, and Christ’s heavenly priesthood.
Christology and the Work of Christ
Creation and Theological Interpretation
Suffering, Resilience, and the Human Condition
Biblical Studies and Hermeneutics
Philosophy, Culture, and the Church
Ministry, Calling, and Leadership
Future essays will explore theological anthropology, the formation of desire, personal narrative, and ecclesial practices of restoration.
