The Christian Century recently featured Meeting God at the Movies, an excerpt from Robert Johnston’s forthcoming God’s Wider Presence.
“Few in the church have been encouraged to think theologically about encounters with God that take place outside the church and its scripture. The result is a disconnect between how the church speaks formally of God’s self-revelation and how those who are not Christians speak of that same reality.”
Nijay Gupta shared a brief review of Chris Keith’s Jesus against the Scribal Elite, as did Joshua Paul Smith.
Books at a Glance interviewed Douglas Moo about his recent BECNT volume on Galatians.
At the Helwys Society Forum M. Grady Calhoun reviewed Resounding Truth by Jeremy Begbie.
Between the Times reflected on The Mystery of God, by Steven Boyer and Christopher Hall
Tim Henderson, at the Earliest Christianity blog, recommended James Thompson’s The Church According to Paul.
At First Things, Karen Swallow Prior wrote about marriage and drew from James K.A. Smith’s work in Desiring the Kingdom and Imagining the Kingdom.
As part of his ongoing “Aha Moments” series, Peter Enns, author of Inspiration and Incarnation, interviewed Jeannine Brown, author of Scripture as Communication and Becoming Whole and Holy.
