Toward a Biblical Theology of Religious Liberty
In a recent essay entitled, “The Earth is the Lord’s: A Biblical Theology of Religious Liberty,” I look at the biblical foundations for
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Toward a Reformed Theology of the State
This talk was given last November at a conference hosted by Providence Magazine. My goal was to provide several biblical-theological themes that must
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Called People
I have a new post in Tabletalk magazine on the biblical idea of vocation: At one point or another in life, everyone asks,
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RTStories: Charles Lewis
One of the best parts of being at RTS Washington is the group of students that come through our door each year. Charles
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Poetry and Spiritual Formation
Here’s a recording of an evening event in which I participated in early Fall 2019. Dana Gioia, the Poet Laureate of California among
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Wisdom Literature in Political Discourse
Every once in a while, your area of academic interest shows up in the popular dialogue as mine did last week during the
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Immigration and the Kingdom of God
How do we approach the issue of immigration as citizens of the kingdom of God? I have a piece exploring this question in
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The Bone and the Spirit
Here is a sort of prophetic train of thought based on Ezek 37:1-14, the “Valley of Dry Bones” passage. New life comes for
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A Sense of Ending
There’s a well-written and insightful piece by Gavin Jacobsen in The Times Literary Supplement, about the modern-day sense of things coming to an
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Why Does The Gospel Writer Mention that Jesus Slept in the Boat
Here is my latest post at the Gospel Coalition website about the possible reasons Mark selects out the fact that Jesus was sleeping
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