Kingdom theology saw a resurgence in the second half of the twentieth century. Many rightfully consider the embracing of kingdom theology as essential for a biblically faithful community, witness, and mission to the world. A brief survey of Jesus' message and ministry in the Gospels reveals that God's kingdom was absolutely central to his work. It was what he preached,
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On May 11th Homebrewed Christianity posted a podcast interview with N.T. Wright. It seems like most interviews with Wright these days typically treat the same issues, but this one was somewhat exceptional, maybe because of its broader scope and/or maybe because the blog is a little less concerned with the issues evangelicals are presently quibbling about. But if you want
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The big picture. The fields of theology and biblical studies have for some time now lived in a unique relationship to one another. Anyone who professes or studies the historic Christian faith must admit the mutual dependency these two fields share. You cannot read the Bible without coming to some conclusion about what its authors believed about God (theology). Likewise,
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