gospels

Theology

Posted by: Daniel M. Gurtner, Ph.D. | June 17, 2024

The “Earliest Record of Jesus’ Childhood”: Clarifying some Recent Headlines

Is the recently discovered Infancy Gospel fragment significant? Yes. Does it tell us anything new about Jesus? No.

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Daniel M. Gurtner, Ph.D.

Professor of New Testament Studies

Dr. Gurtner has a passion for making Christ known through careful, deliberate, and worshipful study of the Bible, and training students to do the same.

Theology

Posted by: John W. Taylor | March 27, 2020

Teaching the Gospels, Part Two: Look Through the Eyes of the Eyewitnesses

In part I, Dr. John Taylor advises reading the gospels by searching for Jesus. In this article, he remarks on the importance of reading the gospels from the perspectives of the eyewitnesses.

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John W. Taylor

Director, Academic Graduate Studies Program | Chair, Biblical Studies | Professor of New Testament

Dr. John Taylor serves as chair of biblical studies and professor of New Testament at Gateway Seminary. Dr. Taylor earned a Ph.D. in New Testament Studies at the University of Cambridge with a research interest in Pauline Studies.

Theology

Posted by: John W. Taylor | March 13, 2020

Teaching the Gospels, Part One: Finding Jesus in the Gospels

Many Christians approach the Gospels to find themselves. Dr. John Taylor reorients the conversation of reading the Gospels from a man-centered search to a Christ-seeking adventure.

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John W. Taylor

Director, Academic Graduate Studies Program | Chair, Biblical Studies | Professor of New Testament