DTS Professors Launch New Blogs
In recent months, several DTS professors have launched new or updated blogs.
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Daniel B. Wallace danielbwallace.com Dr. Wallace often writes for Credo House Ministries, but he has also started his own personal website and blog in which he discusses issues related to New Testament theology and criticism. |
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Michael J. Svigel retrochristianity.com Dr. Svigel's new book RetroChristianity: Reclaiming the Forgotten Faith just came out this month, and he has updated his site to reflect with several resources including a free study guide for his book. |
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Paul Pettit blogs.christianpost.com/dynamic-dads Dr. Pettit moved the blog for his Dynamic Dads ministry to a new home on ChristianPost.com where he posts about issues related to being a godly father. |
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Abraham Kuruvilla homiletix.com Dr. Kuruvilla (who is a doctor two times over) recently updated his website where he posts about his two professions – homiletics and dermatology. Hint: be sure to look at his images very closely. |
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Sandra Glahn apsire2.com Prof. Glahn, a long time blogger on subjects like contraception, adult stem cell research, and end-of-life issues, continues her writing at Aspire2 and Bible.org's Tapestry blog. |
