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Volume 34.2, (February, 2008)
Christian Excellence
Adapted by L. Gregory Jones, John Wesley Fellow and Dean
of Duke University Divinity School, from the book Resurrecting Excellence: Shaping Faithful Christian Ministry,
co-authored by L.G. Jones and K.R. Armstrong (Eerdmans, 2006)
Preaching Atonement: Are We at One with Our Preaching?
By Michael Pasquarello III, Ph.D., Granger E. and Anna A.
Professor of Preaching, Asbury Theological Seminary
Theology Exam: A Practical
Canonical Approach to the Authority and Interpretation of Christian Scripture
By Charles J. Scalise,
Professor of Church History, Fuller Theological Seminary
Building An Old Testament
Library: 1 Samuel—Job
By Craig
Vondergeest, John Wesley Fellow, now on the faculty of Presbyterian College
Consider
Wesley
By Dr. Henry H. Knight III, Donald
and Pearl Wright Professor of Wesleyan Studies,
Saint Paul School of Theology
Volume 34.1, (November, 2007)
Building an Old Testament
Library: Genesis—Ruth
By Tom Holsinger-Friesen,
Ph.D., and John Wesley Fellow
Authority and Canon
By D. Brent Laytham, Ph.D., John Wesley Fellow, and Associate
Professor of Theology and Ethics, North Park Theological Seminary
Reading The Psalter:
Bibliographic Review
By Brian D. Russell,
Ph.D., John Wesley Fellow, and Associate Professor of Biblical StudiesAsbury
Theological Seminary—Florida
The Emerging Church: Evangelical
or Post-Evangelical Pioneer?
By Andrew Tooley,
Ph.D. candidate, University of Stirling
Consider Wesley
By Dr. Henry H. Knight III, Donald
and Pearl Wright Professor of Wesleyan Studies,
Saint Paul School of Theology
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