Next Issue
The next issue of Didaskalia is on the topic of “Engaging Scripture.”
Contents
Peer-Reviewed Articles
- “Formed by the Word in an Age of Information: Recovering a Biblical Approach to Scripture” – Joshua Coutts
- “The Word Alone? Sola Scriptura and Church Authority as Trinitarian Event in Calvin’s Theology” – Michael Brain
- “Chalcedonian Hermeneutics of the Word: Reconciling Biblical and Theological Studies through the Incarnational Analogy” – Eric Larson
- “The Theophanic World of Genesis: A Neoplatonic Framework for Reconciling Genesis and the Doctrine of Creation Ex Nihilo” – Hayden Lukas
- “What Prayer Did Jesus Offer to the One Who Could Save Him (Heb 5:7)? Proposing the Deliberate Omission of “Sacrifice” in Heb 5:3” – Edmund Neufeld
From the Front Lines
- “Engaging the Bible in Bethlehem: Encountering Palestinian Christians” – Yousef Kamal AlKhouri
- “Teaching Scripture Cross-Culturally” – David Johnson
From the Pulpit to the Lectern
- “Between Silence and Utterance” – Ryan Turnbull
- “A Sermon for the 400th Anniversary of the King James Bible – Victor Shepherd
- “Giving in to Gravity” – Nate Wall-Bowering
- “’Preaching the Bible in a Time of Underconfidence” – Kenton C. Anderson
Book Reviews
- Reading While Black by Esau McCaulley – Heather Macumber
- Hermeneutics as Apprenticeship by David Starling – Angelle Arinobu
- Uniting History and Theology by Seth Heringer – Joshua Coutts
- Freedom Under the Word edited by Ben Rodes and Martin Westerholm – Daniel Rempel
- Reading in the Presence of Christ by Joel Banman – Patrick Franklin
- The Septuagint by Gregory Lanier and William Ross – Christopher Lortie
- Memoir of Moses by A.J. Culp – Lissa Wray Beal
- Creation and the Flood by John K. Griffin – Dustin Burlet
- The Genesis Cataclysm by W. Joseph Stallings – Dustin Burlet
- Jesus and John Wayne by Kristen Kobes Du Mez – James Driedger
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