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Romans 10:9-10 in context
What if you CAN’T confess with your mouth? Why does Paul address the heart and the mouth? Addressed…
Discussion of Rom 1:18-23 (especially philosophic questions)
The interviewers titled it: Craig Keener Reacts: “Everyone Knows God” (Romans 1:18-23)
God has not rejected his people—Romans 11
Debates in the world about the nation of Israel have reignited Christians’ debates about the role of the…
Israel and replacement theology
Interview with Will Hart (as always, click following YouTube image for video)
Knowing God’s will
Romans 12:1-6 explains how God provides us wisdom to make good decisions in light of his purposes. (12…
Romans in 20 minutes
A concise survey of Paul’s letter to Jesus’s followers in Rome, especially highlighting a key theme.
Romans, 1 Corinthians 1.1-11.16 (survey)
From Craig’s NT survey class: Romans and the first part of 1 Corinthians:
Were Troops Really Stationed in Caesarea During Agrippa’s Rule?
Some scholars doubt that Roman soldiers would have been stationed in Caesarea at the time Luke describes in…
Craig’s ETS Presidential Address: A Mind for the Body—Romans 12:1-8
In my presidential address to the Evangelical Theological Society (posted here after consultation with the executive director), I…
“In Christ”: united with Christ, immersed in Christ
I knew biblical passages about our solidarity with Christ—we are “in Christ,” we are the body of Christ,…
Introduction to Romans (1-hour video lecture)
Several years ago, Ted Hildebrandt (Biblical E-Learning) videorecorded (in roughly 17 hours) a series of lectures I gave…
Welcoming each another—Romans 15:1-7
In Romans 14:1-23 Paul summons believers to respect one another despite their differences on issues secondary to the…
Provoking Israel’s jealousy—Romans 11
Paul certainly cared about Gentiles; his letters are replete with signs of his intimate concern for the members…
Israel’s land inheritance in the Bible–how do we apply it today? (2 minutes)
The common biblical theme of Israel inheriting the land elicits much discussion. These are just some comments on…