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This is the Way is the first book in a three-part series examining what a Biblical Covenant Way of Life looks like based on the Bible and the cultural context the scripture was written in. It challenges readers to reconsider what they have accepted as truth, tradition, and Christianity and redefine their life mission based on a better contextual interpretation of the complete lens of scripture and Jesus’ message to live in His kingdom not the kingdoms of the world. This is the way will be released on December 29, 2021 to line up with the Disney release of “The Book of Bobba Fett.” The title, this is the way is a wordplay borrowed from the Star Wars Mandalorian series and applied to our current culture of western Christianity.

The second Book in the trilogy series will challenge the reader to consider a better understanding of first century Biblical discipleship and what it meant to wholly follow Jesus. It is slated to be released in congruence with the Disney Mandalorian Season three to be announced and released in 2022.

Reconsidering Christophanic Possibilities in the Hebrew Scriptures

Angel of YHWH, Theophany, and Divine Council Motifs within an Ancient Near Eastern Context Introduction The question of whether the pre-incarnate Christ may be discerned within Israel’s Scriptures has occupied interpreters from the patristic period to the present. Classical Christian theology affirmed that the Son participates in divine self-revelation prior to the incarnation (cf. John…

Moses, the Kenites, and the Formation of Israel’s Earliest Faith

Introduction The wilderness traditions of Moses are often read as a story of isolation—forty years in obscurity before the divine call. Yet the biblical text itself refuses such a solitary picture. Moses’ exile in Midian is embedded in a network of kinship, priesthood, and tribal alliances centered on a people known as the Kenites. Their…

Considering A Biblical and Philosophical Case for Conditional Immortality

The doctrine of hell has long occupied a central and often troubling place within Christian theology. For many in the Western tradition, hell has been understood as a state of eternal conscious torment (ECT)—a never-ending experience of pain and separation from God for the unredeemed. Yet in recent decades, an increasing number of evangelical scholars,…