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The Lord's Supper and Salvation: The Eucharistic Doorway to a Catholic-Reformed Vision of Salvation (working title). Under contract with Eerdmans press (2012).
Calvin’s Theology and Its Reception: Disputes, Developments, and New Possibilities, co-edited with I. John Hesselink. Under contract with Westminster John Knox Press (forthcoming).
“John Calvin and the Sacraments: A Contemporary Appraisal,” Calvin and His Living Theology, a peer-reviewed collection of essays forthcoming from Brill.
“The Lord’s Supper and the Church’s Public Witness: Bringing Together Heaven and Earth, Living Between Gift and Promise,” Theology Today (forthcoming, 2010).
“John Calvin’s Soteriology: Key Issues in Interpretation and Retrieval,” International Journal of Systematic Theology (October 2009).
“United to God through Christ: Calvin on the Question of Deification,” Harvard Theological Review 98:3 (July 2005): 315-34.
“John Updike as Theologian of Culture: Roger’s Version and the Possibility of Embodied Redemption,” Christianity and Literature 52:2 (Winter 2003): 203-213.
“Theodicy as a ‘Lived Question’: A Postmodern Approach to the Theodicy Question,” Journal for Christian Theological Research 5:2, 2000.
“Emergent Church: New Links, Old Traditions,” The Church Herald, April 2007, 5-7.
“John K. Roth, the Psalms of Lament, and the Place of Theological Reflection on the Problem of Suffering,” The Other Journal, Issue 2, 2003.
“Theodicy as a ‘Lived Question’: A Postmodern Approach to the Theodicy Question,” reprinted from Journal for Christian Theological Research in Constellation, Fall 2002.
“Norms and Methodologies for Theology in the Reformation and Early Modern Period,” The Oxford Handbook to the Reception of Christian Theology, ed. Richard Cross, Sarah Coakley, Oxford University Press, forthcoming.
“John Calvin’s Theology of Union with Christ, and Its Early Retrieval,” in Calvin’s Theology and Its Reception: Disputes, Developments, and New Possibilities, ed. Billings, and Hesselink, Westminster John Knox, forthcoming in 2010.
“Radical Orthodoxy” and “John Milbank” entries, New Dictionary of Theology, Second edition. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2009.
“Norms and Methodologies for Theology in the Reformation and Early Modern Period,” The Oxford Handbook to the Reception of Christian Theology, Oxford University Press, 2008.
“John Calvin: United to God through Christ,” in Partakers of the Divine Nature: The History and Development of Deification in the Christian Traditions, ed. M. Christensen, J. Wittung. Madison, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2007, 200-218.
Participatory Biblical Exegesis, by Matthew Levering, International Journal of Systematic Theology, forthcoming.
Covenant and Salvation: Union with Christ by Michael S. Horton, Journal of Reformed Theology, forthcoming.
The Promise of Baptism, by James V. Brownson, Reformed Review, (Winter 2007/08, vol. 61, no. 1) 34.
John Calvin’s Ideas, by Paul Helm, Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 58:1 (January 2007) 149-150.
Lord and Servant: A Covenant Christology, by Michael S. Horton, International Journal of Systematic Theology, 9:1 (January 2007) 109-112.
Introducing Radical Orthodoxy by James K. A. Smith, Interpretation, 61:1 (January 2007) 104-105.
Violence, Hospitality and the Cross, by Hans Boersma, Interpretation 60:3 (July 2006) 352.
Jesus, Humanity and the Trinity by Kathryn Tanner, in Christian Scholars Review 32:1 (Fall 2002) 141-143.
An Ethics of Remembering by Edith Wyschogrod, Koinonia 7:2 (Fall 2000) 261-263.
"Children of the Most High," Homily on John 10:31-42. Western Seminary Chapel, February 17, 2006.
"Our Happy Lives: A Lament," Homily on Psalm 88. Western Seminary Chapel, September 22, 2006.
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