This week, Dr. Jamie Davies (Trinity College) joins us to introduce our journey through Revelation. In this clip, Dr. Davies explains how the central vision of Christ reimagines conquering and warfare.

While swimming laps this morning, I was invited to join the over-55 masters swim team. I don’t know if I should take it as a compliment or an insult. I’m 42.

Dr. Bo Lim (Seattle Pacific University) guides us through the book of Hosea. Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hos…

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Dr. Robyn Whitaker (Pilgrim Theological College, University of Divinity) guides us through Revelation 1. In this highlight, Dr. Whitaker describes Revelation as a multimedia text. Listen to the full episode here: loom.ly/SNPN6lg

Dr. Seitz (Wycliffe College, University of Toronto) explains that Joel is deeply connected to other books of the Twelve and participates in a "prophetic fellowship" Listen to the full episode here: loom.ly/hBniQ5Q

I'm not so sure about the accuracy of these Amazon best-seller categories...

I'm encouraged to see that the validity of the category "Wisdom Literature" is now being questioned in this comparative study of ancient Greek and Chinese literature. The death of "Wisdom Literature" lives on! brill.com/display/title/…

In our next episode, Dr. Daniel Carroll (Wheaton College) discusses the book of Amos. Dr. Carroll explains that in the Prophets, ethics are "fundamental to knowing God."

This exercise we're doing at Ajax Health reflects the dedication to constant improvement that makes it an inspiring place to work. linkedin.com/posts/duke-roh…

Dr. Daniel Carroll (Wheaton College) guides us through Amos, and suggests that establishing justice requires judgment. Listen to the full episode here: loom.ly/vYUr6Ag

Reading how Sam Walton built Walmart with the CEO my new company reinforced for me not merely the creative power of hard work but of EFFICIENT hard work. You can read the article here: linkedin.com/pulse/why-maxe…

The State of Old Testament Studies has a release date of 11/5/24 with Aubrey Buster Prof. Matthew J. M. Coomber Katharine Dell Fresch Ralph K. Hawkins, Ph.D. Brad Kelle Will Kynes Tremper Longman, III @ChrCommentary Dr. Shafer-Elliott Brent A. Strawn Casey Strine heath thomas & others! Preorder: a.co/d/gpV0PeS

I wasn't able to get Chip Hardy to let me put scare quotes around the title of my chapter, but I was able to get this opening clause in: "This chapter should not be in this volume."

The conversations we had with the hundreds of physicians and industry professionals who came by our booth at #HRS2024 confirms our belief that the OptiMap™ System will fill a vital unmet need for understanding the underlying pathophysiology of AF, esp. in complex redo cases.

🚀 Go Beyond: Redefining Innovation at Cordis🚀 Cordis is going beyond developing innovative products to build innovation into all we do. This week we were profiled for our embrace of a groundbreaking model for innovation, published in Harvard Business Review: "The Middle Path to Innovation"

After 12 years publishing in biblical studies, I'm excited to see my first business publication in print in Harvard Business Review. On newsstands now! hbr.org/2024/07/the-mi…

The State of Old Testament Studies is here! My copies arrived today. It was a joy to work with such a wonderful collection of gifted and knowledgeable scholars. You can still preorder it for 30% off. It is available on November 5. bakeracademic.com/p/The-State-of…