The following is a reading of a reflection that was first published on our Substack. A version of it was also published on Ad Fontes.
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‘A Christian Account of the Sexes in Conversation’ Course
Today is the last day my forthcoming Davenant Hall ‘A Christian Account of the Sexes in Conversation’ course is open for (late) registration. If you are interested in taking the course, you need to act now!
Within the course we will be developing a Christian account of man and woman, in conversation with an array of diverse texts and interlocutors from several different fields and realms of enquiry, both academic and popular—philosophy, biology, the social sciences, etc.
The course follows on from previous courses I’ve taught on ‘A Biblical Theology of the Sexes’ and ‘Man and Woman in Modernity’, while also standing alone. Its goal is to show how a Christian account of the sexes can enter into receptive yet principled dialogue with other fields.
The course runs for ten weeks of two-hour classes and is open to auditors. Videos of each class will be made available to every student who signs up, but are exclusive to them. If you don’t sign up for the class, you miss the opportunity!
Sign up here!
Toward a Protestant Theology of the Body Conference Talks
The talks from the recent Protestant Theology of the Body conference are now available for purchase on the Greystone website. My talk was entitled ‘Redeeming the Flesh: The Conscription of the Body in the Story of Salvation’.
Mary of Bethany and the Virtue of Magnificence
I appeared on the PloughCast to discuss my recent Plough piece on the story of Mary of Bethany with Peter Mommsen and Susannah.
Complete Chapter-by-Chapter Commentary on Numbers
My chapter-by-chapter commentary on Numbers is now complete.
The playlist of the books that I have complete reflections upon is available here. Only Joshua, 1 & 2 Chronicles, Psalms, and Ezekiel left to go.
How to Disagree Without Losing Your Mind (on the That’ll Preach Podcast)
I was recently invited onto the That’ll Preach Podcast to discuss ways to reform our discourse. Take a listen!
Weird Theology | Will We Know Each Other in Heaven? – That’ll Preach
Will you recognize your spouse, your friends, your people in heaven?
Or does eternity flatten us into something less personal?
In this episode, we lean on Thomas Aquinas to answer question behind it all: What does it mean to still be human after the resurrection?
We cover:
Why your personal identity must remain intact
Whether we actually know specific people in glory
If resurrected bodies eat and drink
How heaven is physical, but not driven by biological necessity
Because if you don’t remain meaningfully yourself, then resurrection isn’t redemption—it’s replacement. Heaven doesn’t erase your humanity. It perfects it.
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Biblical Reading and Reflections: December 22nd (Isaiah 65 & Luke 20:27—21:4)
Biblical Reading and Reflections: October 3rd (Zechariah 13 & Matthew 23:13-39)
Natural Law and Scriptural Authority Davenant Hall Course
Brad Littlejohn and I will be teaching a course on Natural Law and Scriptural Authority in the forthcoming Davenant Hall Fall Term. If you are interested, please consider signing up for the course here. Davenant Hall also has many other exciting course offerings. Take a look at them here.
Registration closes on 10th September!
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