Here is the abstract for the paper that I’ll be presenting at the Annual ISCA Conference in Wichita on 11–12 September 2026 (https://isca-apologetics.org/): Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and the Implications on Early Gospel Publication The New Testament portrays the earliest Christians as being reliant on Scripture—as recognizing that God spoke…
If you are close to Wichita in mid-September, I’ll be presenting a paper at the annual conference of the International Society of Christian Apologetics: “Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and the Implications on Early Gospel Publication.” This adds another argument for an early Matthew, beyond those advanced in my first book:…
I have argued that during his first missionary journey, Paul grounded his ministry in the use of a published Gospel—whether he was preaching and teaching or strengthening and encouraging the churches. Now, in this blog post, we consider three encounters between Paul and those in Macedonia and Achaia during his…