Professor of Theology @GordonConwell
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Presenting on the atonement again. Just can't let go of it.
Gordon-Conwell faculty contribute to theological scholarship beyond the classroom. Professors will participate in the 78th Evangelical Theological Society Annual Meeting in Colorado, including Dr. Gwenfair Adams, vice president of ETS. Learn more at etsjets.org.
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Gordon-Conwell faculty contribute to theological scholarship beyond the classroom. Professors will participate in the 78th Evangelical Theological Society Annual Meeting in Colorado, including Dr. Gwenfair Adams, vice president of ETS. Learn more at etsjets.org.
I wish I had learned this sooner rather than later. See at 5:51.
Why are Theologians Unhappy? | Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time youtu.be/gFQV8C3uhM8?si=d36T…
If you're coming to ETS in Denver, you might be interested in this session on the theology of the atonement. My paper explores an ancient and persistent idea that Christ's death on the cross is the anti-type of Adam's sleep, wherein Eve is formed from his rib. (1/2)
From the Source | A Conversation with Adonis Vidu on the Trinitarian and... youtu.be/Q3EO3F6kv6M?si=ENT8… via @YouTube
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Celebrate the release of Dr. Glenn Butner’s Christological Dogmatics by learning more about the book and joining us for a conversation with Dr. Butner and Dr. Adonis Vidu on substitutionary atonement and the meaning of the cross.gordonconwell.edu/news/dr-gl…
Is there an experience of the Trinity? I give an affirmative answer here - but it doesn't come cheap. Thanks to @MattMBarrett and @crossway for the invitation to give this lecture.
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Preview our Spring 2026 courses and start planning your next step in theological training. There’s still time to apply! Our spring deadline is December 10. Learn more at gcts.edu/degrees.
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Happy to report that this manuscript has been sent off to the editors. It's been in my workshop for about four years. This is a "Dogmatics of the Christian Life" which pivots around the metaphor of Christ the Bridegroom. You can preview the contents here.
This past Monday, I gave the third annual lecture of the Center for Classical Theology. It was a delight to engage with @MattMBarrett and Lewis Ayres. The lecture explored the nature of the Christian experience of the Trinity and it will be published by @crossway.
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Please pray for me. Tomorrow evening I have the privilege and great responsibility of delivering the John Rogers Lecture series @TASeminary. If you can't come, you can still watch it via LIVESTREAM. Simply register. tas.edu/rodgers/?fbclid=IwY2…
I loved speaking at the Telos Conference in Jacksonville last week, on the implications of John 5 and 14 (esp. 5:19) for the Son's consubstantiality with the Father.
Enjoy a glimpse of the Telos Bible & Theology Conference, held last weekend in Jacksonville, FL! It was an incredible time of worship, learning, and reflection on the Trinity and the legacy of Nicaea. Learn more about Gordon-Conwell's upcoming events: gcts.edu/events
Really looking forward to this conference in Jacksonville, FL.
Join us for the Telos Bible & Theology Conference, Oct. 17–18, as we celebrate the 1700th anniversary of Nicaea and explore the doctrine of the Trinity.
The Telos Bible and Theology Conference is for the whole Church: pastors, leaders, and laypeople.
gcts.edu/telos
Happening tomorrow!
Applications are open for Fall 2026!
Join us Sept. 30 for PhD Virtual Explore Seminary, a free webinar with Dr. Adonis Vidu & Admissions. Learn about our new PhD in Theological Studies.
Register: shorturl.at/C0NIa
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I just uploaded an older paper co-written with @adividu:
Atonement and Action Theory A Novel Framework for Approaching Models of Atonement
Check it out… if you dare!!! 🎃
academia.edu/144174989/Atone…
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IFL is hosting the Baylor Symposium on Nicaea: Creed, Culture, and Christendom. We hope to see you at the series of lectures and a concert by the Hillbilly Thomists on September 23rd-24th, 2025! All events are free and open to the public. Thanks to @TheCRCD for sponsoring!
Chris Woznicki and I have argued for a more sophisticated understanding of the coherence of various "descriptions" of the atonement here: Atonement and Action Theory doi.org/10.1163/27725472-093…
Following is the abstract:
On the other hand, action theory—a philosophical subject that has for the most part been ignored by theologians—and more specifically, action descriptions, are better suited to describe the actions of agents.