Look, you should really read  Near Christianity . It's good fun and it would make my publisher happy. Or maybe just pretend that you did...

Attn: eBook readers: “I (Still) Believe: Leading Bible Scholars Share Their Stories of Faith and Scholarship” by Byron and Lohr and is onl...

My next book will be in the Oneworld "beginner's guides" series. It will be called, simply, "Jesus: A Beginner's Guid...

The forthcoming Bible and Politics conference at St Mary's University (2-3 June, 2017) is drawing near. As you will no doubt be aware...

Today I've been reading this fascinating article by Sarah Yeoman at Bible History Daily: "Medicine in the Ancient World."  Ex...

In the church of my youth, we were taught to pray for our leaders. We always prayed for the President of the United States (regardless of...

The 2017 Christian Scholars' Conference (Lipscomb University; Nashville, TN) is quickly approaching. I must confess I'm not exa...

I have been asked to lead a Bible study tomorrow for Presbyterian pastors in Cincinnati. John 3 was among the lectionary options I was giv...

Anthony Le Donne’s Near Christianity is unlike any book that I have read before.   Two parts personal memoir, one part theology, and o...

Check out the ad for Stuckenbruck's Myth of Rebellious Angels: Studies in Second Temple Judaism and New Testament Texts in our lefthand ...

I'm very pleased to share the pre-publication information on the next major publication from the Centre for the Social-Scientific Study ...

Every so often I google "historical Jesus" to see what Ziggy has to say about about popular opinion (shout out to those playing ...