Past Issue

The Winter 2021 issue of Didaskalia was on “Death and Resurrection.”

Contents

Peer-Reviewed Articles

• “The Bravest Thing is Always Hope: Questions of Death in the Psalms” – Christopher R. Lortie
• “Revisiting Penal Substitution and Recovering the Passion Prayers of Jesus: Which ‘Cup,’ and How ‘Forsaken’ (Matt 26:39; 27:46)?” – Edmund Neufeld
• “From Mere Christianity to Me Christianity” – Douglas Webster
• “Menno Simons: Shaper of Evangelical Theology” – Geoff Butler

From the Front Lines

• “Round-Table Discussion on M.A.I.D. featuring David Guretzki, Kristin Harris, and Paul Blair” – Robert J. Dean
• “Death and Resurrection among Us” – David Funk

From the Pulpit to the Lectern

• “At the Spanish Border: Homilies for Good Friday and Easter Sunday” – David Widdicombe
• “A Sermon for All Saints”  – Robert J. Dean
• “’I Died’: Thoughts on Christ and Death, with a Few Words on Preaching” – Joseph Mangina

Book Reviews

• Funerals by Tim Perry – Clyde Ervine
• The End of the Christian Life by Todd Billings – Joseph Fiorentino
• Jesus and the Forces of Death by Matthew Thiessen – Christopher Lortie
• Three Hours by Fleming Rutledge – Andrew Colman
• A Time to Keep by Ephraim Radner – Rachel Yousef
• Joshua by Lissa Wray Beal – Matthew Lynch
• Recovering the Monstrous in Revelation by Heather Macumber – Joel Hingston
• The Abyss in Revelation by Edward Gudeman – Chris Loewen
• Rationality, Humility, and Spirituality in Christian Life by Dennis Hiebert – Jonathan Wilson