My article in the new issue of Novum Testament is dedicated to the memory of Wayne A. Meeks, building on his seminal book The Prophet-King doi.org/10.1163/156853…

A grad school carol for May 1: Oh the weather outside is frightful, and revising is not so delightful. But with 30 more pages to go let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!

This looks like a fascinating book!

A Jewish Paul will be released later this summer. Matthew Thiessen offers an introduction that situates Paul within 1st century Judaism, not opposed to it. He desired to introduce nations to the life-transforming Messiah. bakeracademic.com/p/A-Jewish-Pau…

I'm very excited about this book!

An abridged version of my Yale Divinity School thesis is in the new issue of JBL. It's not the kind of work I'm doing now, but I still find it interesting. scholarlypublishingcollective.org/sblpress/jbl/a…

I'm excited to announce that I've been selected as one of CBA's Verbum Emerging Scholars! I'll be presenting my paper, "The Rebuked and the Damned: Rebuke, Eschatology, and Expulsion in Matthew and the Dead Sea Scrolls" at the Annual General Meeting in August

Watch this space for the full ad, coming soon: The Department of Theology at the University of Notre Dame invites applications for two full- time, tenure-track professorships at the assistant professor rank, one in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament and the other in New Testament.

Definitely check this out - it's very good!

Friends, I happen to have in my possession a brand new extra copy of Jason A. Staples excellent *Paul and the Resurrection of Israel* and so I am giving it away here on Twitter! Follow, like, and RT/QT and I'll randomly draw a winner and post the result on Friday, September 27. 1/

A day late (but hopefully not a dollar short): I'm excited to be presenting "Eschatological Ambiguity and the Matthean Community" in the Matthew section at SBL!