The accumulation of wealth. Preoccupation with security. The use of power to secure more wealth at the expense of those who suffer already. ...

Despite the tradition common to Matthew and Luke, nothing compels us to suppose that the Holy Spirit was a progenerative agent for Jesus...

Richard Bauckham's pot-stirring and thought-provoking landmark study, Jesus and the Eyewitnesses , is now out in a second edition from E...

Yesterday Chris Keith treated me to breakfast at Taste of Belgium in Cincinnati. Wonderful frites with a horseradish aioli sauce. But fries ...

We at the Jesus Blog heard that your week was moving a little sluggishly and thought a free gift might make you feel better.  To that end, w...

Please join us at St Mary's University, Twickenham on Monday, May 15 for Prof Steve Walton's inaugural lecture:  "Doing Theolog...

"It is not those who are healthy who need a physician, but those who are sick."                     ~Jesus

Jesus Blog readers, I am tinkering with the following paragraphs about purity concerns in Jesus' context. Inevitably, I've fo...

The basic fact is that Christianity as it was born in the mind of this Jewish thinker and teacher appears as a technique of survival for t...

Juan Hernandez shared on Facebook that Mike Holmes is retiring at Bethel University and also shared this video. I'd like to take a ...

Today friend of the program, Loren Rosen III posted this on Facebook. Not only is it an interesting conversation starter, I thought that h...

One of the primary reasons it took me almost ten years to write Jesus and the Last Supper  (Eerdmans, 2015), is because it took time to work...

Study of the historical Jesus belongs to the diversity and pluralism of modernity, or, if you prefer, postmodernity, and there can be no ...