I am delighted and honored that The Holy Spirit and Christian Experience has been chosen
as the subject of this book symposium. Writing it was a labor of nearly a decade, and it is a …

Paul's letter to the Galatians begins with the proclamation of liberation from destructive
powers, and ends with the confident cry,“new creation!” Throughout the letter, Paul …

This article presents a constructive dialogue between contemporary theological
phenomenology and systematic theology. It considers the writings of the French …

The focus of this work is on divine and human agency and walking in obedience. This
dissertation examines what Paul says about divine and human agency with regard to …

This article presents a constructive dialogue between contemporary theological
phenomenology and systematic theology. It considers the writings of the French …

How do we discern our ethical identity and the challenges of our present age? Ethical
discernment requires honesty about the contours of narratives that shape identity and the …

It is argued that from a Biblical perspective, while there is more to human experience than
the heart, nonetheless the heart is a focal point both of the content of the transformation to …

This dissertation employs the work of late twentieth century and early twenty-first century
affect theorists as a heuristic approach to Karl Barth's theological anthropology. In Barth's …

This dissertation examines the mixed table-fellowship conflict between Paul and Peter at
Antioch in Galatians 2: 11–21 in light of the divine and human agency model. This project …

Even the most casual contemporary observer of Christianity must recognise that the notion
of Christian community being identifiable through the mutual love of its members (John 13 …