A Modest Reading of Matthew 10:23 in Redemptive-Historical Context
A contextual reading of Matthew 10:23 that situates the coming of the Son of Man within Matthew’s first-century, Danielic, and covenantal framework.
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Published Research
Peer-reviewed articles, reviews, conference papers, and doctoral research in biblical and systematic theology.
Peer-reviewed articles
Creatio ex Creatione a Natura Amoris: A Critical Assessment of a Contemporary Relational Theory of Creation
A biblical, historical, and theological assessment of Thomas Jay Oord’s alternative to creation ex nihilo.
Read on Academia.edu →Easter through Evil: God’s Pleasing Purposes in the Path to Glory
A theological account of God’s purposes in and through evil, tracing the scriptural path from suffering to resurrection glory.
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Review of Michael Allen, The Knowledge of God: Essays on God, Christ, and Church
A review of Allen’s theocentric account of the triune God, Christ, the church, and Christian communion.
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How a General Sense Reading of Scripture Warrants a Classical View of Divine Power
An argument that Scripture’s general sense coheres more naturally with the classical account of divine action and power.
Read on Academia.edu →Immutability through Mediation: A Supportive Biblical Theme for the Classical Doctrine of Divine Immutability
A biblical-theological defense of divine immutability through the scriptural pattern of mediation and its fulfillment in Christ.
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A Reformed Evangelical Critique of Thomas Jay Oord’s Evangelical Process Theology
A sustained critique of Oord’s relational model of providence and an argument for the biblical coherence of classical Christian theism.
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