“Paul and Maxims” in Paul in the Greco-Roman World, ed. J. Paul Sampley.
Harrisburg: Trinity, 2003.
"Living and Dying, Living is Dying (Phil 1:21): Paul’s
Maxim and Exemplary Argumentation in Philippians" in Rhetorical
Argumentation in Biblical Texts, ed. Anders Eriksson, Tom H. Olbricht, and
Walter Überlacker. Harrisburg: Trinity, 2002.
“Resisting Imperial Domination and
Influence: Paul's Apocalyptic Rhetoric in 1 Corinthians” in Paul and the
Roman Imperial Order, ed. Richard A. Horsley. Harrisburg: Trinity, 2004.
In Preparation
"In The Steps of the Moralists: Paul’s Rhetorical
Argumentation in Philippians 4" in Rhetoric, Ethics, and Moral
Persuasion in Biblical Discourse, ed. Tom H. Olbricht and Anders Eriksson.
Harrisburg: Trinity, forthcoming.
Review of Jerry L. Sumney, ‘Servants of Satan’, ‘False
Brothers’ and Other Opponents of Paul (Sheffield: Sheffield Academic
Press, 1999) in Lexington Theological Quarterly 36 (2001): 43–45.
Review of Daniel Patte, The Challenge of Discipleship: A
Critical Study of the Sermon on the Mount (Harrisburg: Trinity, 1999) in Encounter:
63/4 (2002): 450–51.
Review of C. J. den Heyer, Paul: A Man of Two Worlds
(Harrisburg: Trinity, 2000) in Religious Studies Review 27/2 (2001):
170.
Review of Justin L. Meggitt, Paul, Poverty, and Survival (Edinburgh:
T&T Clark, 1998) in Religious Studies Review 26/2 (2000): 193.
Review of John D. Harvey, Listening to the Text: Oral
Patterning in Paul’s Letters (Grand Rapids: Baker, 1998) in Review of
Biblical Literature (2000): 412–15.
Review of Brian S. Rosner, Paul, Scripture, and Ethics: A
Study of 1 Corinthians 5–7 (Grand Rapids: Baker, 1994) in The
Stone-Campbell Journal (2000): 148–50.
Review of Margaret Y. MacDonald, Early Christian Women
and Pagan Opinion: The Power of the Hysterical Woman (Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 1996) in Journal of American Academy of Religion 67/1
(1999): 223–26.
Review of Brad H. Young, Paul the Jewish Theologian: A
Pharisee among Christians, Jews, and Gentiles (Peabody, MA: Hendrickson,
1997) in Lexington Theological Quarterly 33/3 (1998): 176–77.
Review of J. Louis Martyn, Galatians: A New Translation
with Introduction and Commentary, Anchor Bible, Volume 33A (New York:
Doubleday, 1997) in The Stone–Campbell Journal 1/2 (1998): 283–85.
Review of Alan R. Hunt, The Inspired Body: Paul, the
Corinthians, and Divine Inspiration (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press,
1996) in Religious Studies Review 24/1 (1998): 95.
Review of C. K. Barrett, Paul: An Introduction to His
Thought (Westminster/John Knox, 1995) in Horizons in Biblical Theology
18/1 (1996): 112–13.
Review of Kevin Quast, The Corinthian Correspondence: An
Introduction (Orbis, 1994) in Critical Review of Books in Religion
8 (1995): 283–85.
Review of Richard A. Horsley, Sociology and the Jesus
Movement (Crossroads, 1989) in Journal of the American Academy of
Religion 60/4 (1992): 788–791.
Review of Richard A. Horsley, Liberation of Christmas:
The Infancy Narratives in Social Context (Crossroads, 1989) in Journal
of Biblical Literature 110/1 (1991): 159–162.
Review of Bruce J. Malina, Christian Origins and Cultural
Anthropology (John Knox, 1986) in The Second Century 7/4 (1989–90):
239–241.
In Preparation
Review of C.K. Robertson, Conflict in Corinth: Redefining
the System (Peter Lang, 2001) in Religious Studies Review.
Review of Mark J. Goodwin, Paul: Apostle of the Living
God (Trinity, 2001) in Religious Studies Review.
Review of Michael J. Gorman, Cruciformity: Paul’s
Narrative Spirituality of the Cross (Eerdmans, 2001) in Lexington
Theological Quarterly.
Review of M. Luther Stirewalt Jr., Paul, The Letter
Writer (Eerdmans, 2003) in Stone-Campbell Journal.
