Seasons & Episodes
An Apostle Admired and Despised
What makes Paul the most important, most controversial, and least understood figure in earliest Christianity? Why does h
How Should We Read Paul?
We must face three critical issues. The first is personality or rhetoric? Do we seek the psychology of Paul or an unders
Paul’s Life and Letters
Because Paul's letters respond to specific situations, they are irreplaceable sources of knowledge concerning the proble
Problems of Early Christianity
Because Paul's letters respond to specific situations, they are irreplaceable sources of knowledge concerning the proble
First and Second Thessalonians
These letters, dating from around 52 C.E., represent the earliest extant Christian literature. Although some scholars co
Life in the World—First Corinthians
Paul's surviving correspondence with the Corinthian church reveals the real-life problems of a local church and Paul's v
Life in Christ—Second Corinthians
This letter contains some of Paul's most personal, painful, and profound reflections on the meaning of ministry, which h
Life and Law—Galatians
One of the fundamental issues facing the first Christians - the connection between Christ and the law of Moses - surface
Life and Righteousness—Romans
A magisterial argument concerning God's ways with the world, Romans is Paul's theological masterpiece. Presenting an ord
Fellowship—Letters from Captivity
Philemon, Colossians, Ephesians, and Philippians seem to have been written while Paul was in prison. Taken as a group, t
History and Theology
Most scholars today think that the three letters to Paul's delegates (1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus) were written pseu
Paul’s Influence
Paul's letters have always been read aloud in worship, which is how he meant them to be used, and how they have continue