Blog 1 of 3 on “Defining the Big Picture” of biblical theology by Christological exposition.

Catch the introduction to the Jesse Tree Advent series, get any supplies you want for making ornaments, and be ready to start the end of November.

This is the second in a two-part blog on the necessity of reading the Old Testament as Christian Scripture. And these two precede a longer series of blogs on the methodology for doing that.

This is the first in two-part blog on reading the Old Testament as Christian Scripture. And it leads of a longer series of blogs on that methodology.

Here’s a really useful annotated bibliography on biblical theology.

General Remarks about Prophetical Types Fairbairn deals with the problematic idea of a “double sense,” which he rejects in his comments on the second, third,…

A useful guide to reading on biblical theology, providing something for everyone from the preschooler to the intellectually curious adult.

I began the discussion of prophetical types in a previous blog, where I introduced this class of types and discussed “Possibility 1” out of four…

Here’s an older biblical-theology bibliography with clickable links for my students. Since it leans heavily toward typology, I thought I’d post it here.

A homiletical treatment of Jesus’ titles “Alpha and Omega” (Rev 1:8; 21:6; 22:13)