I figured I’d continue my “5 Scholars” gimmick series with some thoughts on scholars who I wish would write more for a non-academic audience. This is a follow-up to my “Must Read” and “Good Read” lists. Some of these guys have already written some things for a non-academic audience, but would benefit many by writing even more. [...]
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5 Bible Scholars Who Should Write More for the Non-Academic
Posted in Bible Scholars, tagged Books, Bruce Waltke, craig blomberg, Douglas Moo, Gordon Wenham, Peter O'Brien on Friday, July 9, 2010 | 6 Comments »
5 Good Read Bible Scholars (for the non-academic)
Posted in Bible Scholars, tagged Books, Craig Keener, Darrell Bock, Douglas Stuart, George Eldon Ladd, Resources for Ministry, Tremper Longman on Thursday, June 17, 2010 | 6 Comments »
A few days ago I wrote a post called “5 Must Read Scholars (for the non-academic),” and this is intended as a quick follow-up (that’s taken me 3 days to write). You can call this the “honorable mention” list, the “B-Team,” the “JV Squad,” etc. I’d like to follow this up with a list of scholars [...]
5 Must Read Bible Scholars (for the non-academic)
Posted in Bible Scholars, tagged Books, Christopher Wright, D A Carson, Gordon Fee, N.T. Wright, Resources for Ministry, Richard Bauckham on Monday, June 14, 2010 | 39 Comments »
A conversation over at Marcus’ blog reminded me of a post I’ve been meaning to write for some time. I’ve wanted to do a list of must-read scholars for a while, but have never been sure how to approach it. Do I do a list of the best? Most influential? Most interesting? Do I restrict [...]











Forthcoming Books: Former Prof Edition
Posted in Bible Scholars, tagged 1 Corinthians, Brian Rosner, commentaries, John Jefferson Davis, Roy Ciampa, Worship on Friday, September 17, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I don’t highlight forthcoming books very often, but when a couple of my former professors are coming out with good ones, I feel the need to jump in (and when I’m having trouble coming up with other blogging ideas). Brian Rosner and Roy Ciampa, the latter being one of my NT professors, are coming out [...]
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