Current Theme | October 2025

Essential, Not Optional: Retrieving Biblical Theology

Biblical theology is essential for understanding Scripture. It takes the Bible on its own terms and rightly assumes that these sixty-six books are one unified story inspired by one divine author that culminates in Jesus Christ. But many are unaware what biblical theology is, and others have tasted it and walked away. But can we move on from the way that Jesus and his apostles read God’s Word? Join us this month as we consider what biblical theology is, where it came from, and what state it is in today.

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Has Biblical Theology Has It’s Day?

By Peter Nesbitt • Concise Article

Biblical Theology and Theological Interpretation of Scripture

By Colin Smothers • Concise Article

Typology: What it is and Why We Need it

By David Schrock • Concise Article

What is the Relationship Between Systematic Theology and Biblical Theology?

By Steve Wellum • Longform Essay

Geerhardus Vos, a Pioneer Biblical Theologian at Old Princeton Seminary

By Ardel Caneday • Concise Article

Biblical Theology and Metaphysical Categories

By Knox Brown • Concise Article

Practices and Cautions for Biblical Theology in the Church

By David Schrock • Concise Article

Biblical Theology as the Foundation for Christian Apologetics

By Chris Prosser • Longform Essay

The State of Biblical Theology Today

By Brad Green • Concise Article

The Biography, Legacy, and Impact of Graeme Goldsworthy

By Scott Polender • Concise Article

Foreword from Graeme Goldsworthy’s In These Last Days

By Steve Wellum • Concise Article

Redemptive Historical Approach

By Jason DeRouchie • Longform Essay

Review of Vanhoozer’s Mere Christian Hermeneutics

By Knox Brown • Concise Article

Biblical Theology of Hunting and Fishing

By Eddie LaRow • Concise Article
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