Crumbs from the Master's Table

"We should do our best to find ways to use the whole Psalter [in corporate worship]. We should say or sing the puzzling and disturbing ...

N. T. Wright writes:  In these ‘pastoral’ letters Paul regularly refers to Jesus with a title the Roman world used for Caesar: ‘saviour’. ...

N. T. Wright on 1 Tim. 1:15-16: God has taken the wildest, most violent of blaspheming persecutors, and has transformed him into not only ...

A good word from  Doug Wilson on reading N. T. Wright: Because of the way Wright articulates certain biblical truths — truths that some o...

"The reason history is fascinating is because people in other times and places are so like us. The reason history is difficult is becau...

Criticizing N. T. Wright's public comments in this post (whether the critique is valid or not) was bound to get a reaction from those ...

N. T. Wright speaking on genuine faith as resurrection faith: The main point of 'faith' in [Hebrews 11], as has often been emphasi...

"Meekness is not weakness, but is what you get when a powerful wild horse has been tamed (all the same power, but now under control)....

N. T. Wright on the nonsense of popular myth-making: The general popular belief that the early stories of Genesis were straightforwardly di...

Here's an assertion made by N. T. Wright regarding common readings of the gospels: "Many 'Christian' readings of the gospel...

N. T. Wright's first volume of a projected six-volume work called The New Testament and the People of God  is organized in five parts.  ...