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SAET Fellow Publications Posts

• August 24, 2010

  Doug Sweeney and Owen Strachan-The Essential Edwards Collection

  I’ve been regrettably slow in noting the (relatively) recent release of The Essential Edwards Collection (Moody Press, 2010), five vols., written by Doug Sweeney and Owen Strachan. Doug is a world-class Edwards scholar, and the Senior Theological Mentor of the SAET’s Second Fellowship. Owen Strachan is finishing up his PhD at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and a Fellow in the SAET’s First Fellowship. I’ve not yet …

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  Categories: Doug Sweeney | Jonathan Edwards | Owen Strachan | SAET Fellow Publications

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• July 23, 2010

  David Rudolph on “Paul’s Rule in All the Churches”

  Do you know Paul’s rule in all the churches? Can’t say that I did either. Until I read David’s paper, that is, published in the latest issue of CCJR. David is one of our SAET Fellows, and has done some important work on contemporary Jewish/Christian relations. If this is an area of interest to you, I strongly encourage you to get acquainted with David’s work. Here’s the intro to his article:

  “In preparation for this conference, I asked a number of church leaders if they were familiar with Paul’s “rule …

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• July 20, 2010

  Stephen Witmer on Sin

  Stephen Witmer (one of our SAET Fellows) has written a great article, just recently posted at Reformation 21 entitled, A God-Centered Understanding of Sin. Here’s the intro to Stephen’s article:

  The most important truth about sin is the one least recognized in our day. It is this: all sin is primarily sin against God. Where sin is understood as merely a moral concept rather than mainly a religious one, where it is seen primarily as a person-to-person problem rather than as primarily ‘theocentric,’ motivation for fighting …

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• April 24, 2010

  Joel Lawrence’s “Bonhoeffer: A Guide for the Perplexed”

  Joel Lawrence — SAET Fellow, Bonhoeffer expert, and all around good guy — has recently released his new book, Bonhoeffer: A Guide for the Perplexed (T & T Clark). Joel presented a paper at last year’s SAET symposium on how Bonhoeffer’s theology navigated the gap between the academy and the church. I found the paper very helpful, and I trust this new book will be as well. The description …

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  Categories: Joel Lawrence | SAET Fellow Publications

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• February 23, 2010

  The Faith of Jesus Christ, Sprinkle and Bird

  The new book edited by Preston Sprinkle (one of our SAET Fellows) and Michael Bird, The Faith of Jesus Christ: Exegetical, Biblical, and Theological Studies (Hendrickson, 2010) is now available. The book tackles the pistis christou debate, and has a great line-up of contributors. My reading list tends to bounce back and forth between historical/systematic theology and New Testament studies related to justification. I’ve not dug deeply into this …

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  Categories: Preston Sprinkle | SAET Fellow Publications | Theology

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• February 16, 2010

  Bargerhuff, The Love that Rescues

  Eric Bargerhuff, one of our SAET Fellows, has just announced the release of his book on church discipline, Love That Rescues: God’s Fatherly Love in the Practice of Church Discipline (Wipf and Stock).  Every pastor needs to think carefully and biblically about this important topic. I encourage you to pick up a copy. The book’s description is below:
  In an age where “church discipline” has fallen out of favor in …

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