I’m excited to contribute a historian’s perspective at this lunch on the past and future of academic/scholarly dispensationalism, Nov 21 in San Diego. I’m looking forward to learning and conversing with Cory and other panelists and an engaged audience. Join us!

Happy to join PBS News for a segment.

I'm looking forward to participating in this session as the honorary historian among a panel of dispensationalist scholars. If you're in San Diego on Thursday, join in!

If you’re in Madison consider joining. PM me for any further details.

The latest from The Raised Hand is by Julie Durbin: "the purposeful journey of education must be honored in the way we live academic life together." Part of our series on what every student needs to learn. Check it out: theraisedhand.substack.com/p/a-way-of-pil…

Hal Lindsey, a major figure in popular evangelicalism, died. There are only a handful of evangelical writers that Americans have read more books by in the past 50 years (Rick Warren? Sarah Young?). Here is CT's obituary I authored with the editorial support of Daniel Silliman.

If you're a grad student or "emerging scholar" (within 5 years of PhD) doing intellectual history work, consider submitting an article for the Dorothy S. Ross prize by Society for U.S. Intellectual History. I'm looking forward to reading the submissions. s-usih.org/2024/12/call-f…

The latest from The Raised Hand by Janet Batzli & Richard Lindroth. A taste: "Learning to ask questions driven by curiosity in the context of collaboration and feedback is one of the most valuable skills students can develop, within and beyond science."

Today @Current_Pub1, Daniel G. Hummel reflects on THAT half-time show in an essay that has, well, everything. currentpub.com/2025/02/18/the…

It was a pleasure to join Andy and discuss the history of evangelicalism, eschatology, and more.

My latest thoughts on the US Christian Zionist movement: "Why Are So Many Christian Evangelicals Supporting Israeli Expansion" open.substack.com/pub/democracyo…

Thanks to Religion & Liberty for the interest in the topic and for the freedom to frame Scofield's legacy around the "self-made" concept. Anthony Sacramone was a great editor and made the process rewarding.

I wrote on the overlaping and clashing humanisms of Jimmy Carter and Christopher Lasch Comment comment.org/jimmy-carter-c…

“If Carter is emblematic of a much wider tradition of Christian humanism, at least one expressed in modern America, his shortcomings might well be the shortcomings of Christian humanism as a tradition.” Daniel G. Hummel on Christian humanism. bit.ly/43fZrb0

It is the official paperback release day for The Rise and Fall of Dispensationalism--almost 2 years to the day since its original release. Check it out if you haven't yet. eerdmans.com/9780802884862/…

Historian Daniel G. Hummel joins me to unpack how dispensationalism reshaped American Christianity and its politics from rapture timelines to blind support for Israel. Listen to shiftingculturepodcast anywhere you get podcasts. #EndTimes #Faith #Politics #Dispensationalism #ısrael

I have a pretty time-tested way to talk about Christian Zionism but there has been so much coverage in recent months that my standard talking points have been refreshed with, from a Cruz interview to a Huckabee text message. Oh my! The Spectator World thespectator.com/topic/for-evan…

I was interviewed by Intelligencer of New York Magazine about the "past and future" of Christian Zionism. I am more sure-footed in talking about one of those than the other! nymag.com/intelligencer/…