Explore the theology of female agency and vulnerability in Judges—from Deborah and Jael's empowerment to Jephthah's daughter and the Levite's concubine's suffering. Scholarly analysis of women as barometers of covenant faithfulness.
Comprehensive analysis of Jesus's kingdom proclamation in Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Explore inaugurated eschatology, the already-not yet framework, and implications for Christian discipleship and ministry.
Examine the Ahab-Jezebel narrative in 1 Kings — the Omride dynasty's theological significance, Jezebel's persecution of the prophets, and Elijah's prophetic
Explore the theological interpretation of Israel's divided monarchy in 1-2 Kings: Deuteronomistic evaluation, prophetic confrontation, exile as divine judgment, and the enduring hope of the Davidic covenant.
Examine the archaeological evidence for the Israelite monarchy — the Tel Dan inscription, the Omride dynasty, and the Sennacherib Prism's confirmation of the
Examine the Assyrian exile in 2 Kings 15–17 — deportation policy, the theology of judgment, and the fall of the northern kingdom.
Study the Babylonian exile in 2 Kings 24–25 — the three deportations, the destruction of the temple, and the theology of judgment.
Examine the theological interpretation of the divided kingdom in 1 Kings 12 — human folly and divine purpose, the eschatological hope of reunification, and
Explore the theological lessons of the divided kingdom in 1 Kings 12–2 Kings 17 — Rehoboam's failure, the sin of Jeroboam, and pastoral applications for.
Examine the Zarephath narrative in 1 Kings 17 — the widow's faith, the resurrection of her son, and Jesus's citation as a paradigm of Gentile inclusion and