Biblical Theology New Books Interview
The following introduction and accompanying interview was first posted on April 26, 2023. Many thanks to Zach McCulley for the…
The following introduction and accompanying interview was first posted on April 26, 2023. Many thanks to Zach McCulley for the…
What is biblical theology and how does it differ from other disciplines such as, say, systematic theology or movements like…
Interested in Biblical Theology? Interested in the Final Days of Jesus? Dr. Andreas Kostenberger recently appeared on Iron Sharpens Iron…
The following interview features Patrick and Tony of Cave to the Cross and authors Dr. Andreas Kostenberger and Dr. Gregory…
Today is the launch day of Andreas Kostenberger’s and Gregory Goswell’s book Biblical Theology: A Canonical, Thematic, and Ethical Approach…
Andreas Kostenberger: I really appreciate your sharing our vision that we ought to be whole-Bible Christians. Our Bibles contain 66 books, and so often, as you mentioned, we tend to kind of pick and choose. And like Paul told the Ephesian elders that for 3 years he didn’t cease from proclaiming to them the whole counsel of God. And so, I agree, it’s a daunting task to write a book, you know, on the entire Bible, and that’s why it’s so long, it had to be. But our vision is to serve as a resource and to serve as an aid for people in our churches to become whole-Bible Christians.
Janet Parshall: What a beautiful description. And may that be our goal, to be whole-Bible Christians, understanding the whole counsel of God, so that we can bring the whole truth of the whole gospel to the whole world.