“Paul: A Biography” isn’t the first book Bible scholar N.T. Wright has written about Paul, the apostle responsible for so many of the letters in the New Testament.

While Paul may not have realized it at the time, his instruction to the churches through these letters would become part of New Testament scripture and would clarify the Gospel of Jesus Christ and ...

Paul’s writings shared that concern, and so he, too, wrote about bodies: how to clothe them, with whom they should and should not have sex, and how they should arrange and conduct themselves at ...

Few figures in Christian history receive more mixed reviews than the Apostle Paul. Many conservative Christians (and particularly Calvinists) revere him and his writings; plenty of progressives ...

The Apostle Paul is, next to Jesus, clearly the most intriguing figure of the 1st century of Christianity, and far better known than Jesus because he wrote all of those letters that we have [as ...

To see Paul as he saw himself, as a Jewish apostle — not a Jewish apostate — Christians today must learn to read his epistles with new eyes, as when an optometrist switches lenses and murky ...

James Hanson proposes that through a wrinkle in time, the apostle Paul comes to us on his last day of life to set the record straight: he is not anti-woman, anti-gay or anti-semitic. He can't ...

What if everything you thought you knew about Paul’s letters was wrong? Join Dr. Nina Livesey for a virtual event exploring Paul’s letters in their Roman context, offering new insights into ...