Monthly Archives: December 2015

Thanks again to everyone who entered to win The Letters of Ignatius – Apostolic Fathers Greek Reader. For those of you who aren’t Vinhn Guyen, I’d encourage you to pick up a copy of the volume at your local Amazon outlet. … Continue reading →

Many thanks to everyone who participated in the drawing for Mark Strauss’ Mark Commentary in the Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament. I enjoyed reading your comments. Several of them made me want to simply pick a winner instead of drawing … Continue reading →

Recently, I’ve been working hard on learning German. One of the many aspects of my language learning regiment has included the use of Duolingo. Now, there are a number of things to not like about it. First, while we’re told … Continue reading →

As a second giveaway,* I’m offering a volume I helped contribute to, The Letters of Ignatius: Apostolic Fathers Greek Reader. To enter, simply comment below. Tell me why you want it or simply say “I want it.” I’ll give you … Continue reading →

For the Christmas season, I’d like to thank my readers (and those of you that just happened to stumble upon this post) by giving away a copy of Mark Strauss’ new commentary on the Gospel of Mark. In the interest … Continue reading →

I’m looking forward to digging into Language for God in Patristic Tradition. Thanks to IVP for sending it over for review!

My review of Paul and Mark: Two Authors at the Beginning of Christianity for The Religious Studies Review went live this month. If you have a subscription to the journal, you can find it here. Otherwise, you’re welcome to peruse the copy I’ve … Continue reading →