"An African Introduction to the New Testament is a monumental achievement in biblical scholarship." ~Rev. Dr. Michael Bird, deputy principal at Ridley College, Melbourne, Australia (@mbird12) (@Fortresspress)
I have defended my dissertation today -” The Impact of Postmodernism on the Meaning of the Text”. I thank God for His grace to complete the PhD journey with endurance.
My plenary at the the South African Theological Seminary's *Back to the Bible: Biblical Hermeneutics in the Global South* e-conference is on "The Speaking God: Divine Revelation in Hebrews & Its Implications for African Biblical Hermeneutics". March 13th, 3:00PM East African Time
Glad to see *Reading Hebrews Missiologically* and *Reading 1 Peter Missiologically* at #ICETE C-25 @langhampub booth. Thanks to Langham Publishing for displaying books by @wcpbooks. What a collaboration.
New articles on 'The Epistle of James and the Mission of God' in the recent issue of Global South Theological Journal. Contributors: Yodit Tariku, Abyot S. Gashute, @MelWoldetsadik and Phyllis D. Johnson. Enjoy!
https://t.co/FbrWm6uGLE
My article, "The Victorious High Priest in the African Context: Christ and the Logic of Atonement in Hebrews 2:14–18", was published yesterday in Stellenbosch Theological Journal. መልካም ገና።
https://t.co/zRvq3knpQh
We have a cover for *Reading James Missiologically* (@wcpbooks), 18 chapters by 18 NT scholars and missiologists, co-edited with @edsmither@loveimmigrants. It will be out in early March.