An exegetical study of Amos examining the prophet's call for justice and righteousness, the plumb line vision, and implications for the church's engagement with social justice.
Examine the new covenant promise in Jeremiah 31 and its interpretation in Hebrews, exploring internalized Torah, Christ's sacrifice, and implications for Christian worship.
An exegetical study of Ezekiel 37 examining the vision of the dry bones, the role of the Spirit (ruach), and the promise of national restoration and resurrection.
A critical review of Romans examining the righteousness of God, justification by faith, covenant faithfulness, and the cosmic scope of Paul's soteriology.
An exegetical study of Nahum examining the theology of divine wrath, the fall of Nineveh, and the relationship between God's justice and his goodness.
Examine Paul's theology of weakness in 2 Corinthians, exploring the paradox of power through suffering, the thorn in the flesh, and the ministry of reconciliation.
A critical review of the Davidic covenant tracing royal theology from 2 Samuel 7 through the royal psalms, prophetic reinterpretation, and New Testament christological fulfillment.
A lexical and theological study of pistis in the New Testament, examining the pistis Christou debate, the relationship between faith and faithfulness, and implications for Christian life.
Examine the Book of Joshua's conquest narrative, the ethics of holy war (cherem), and the theological significance of the land promise's fulfillment.
An exegetical study of Zephaniah examining the day of the LORD, the humble remnant, and the joyful vision of God's restoration in Zephaniah 3:14-20.