The Letter to the Romans as a charter for world mission
Why dogmatics is only healthy as a doctrine of mission
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Thomas Paul’s week – No. 9
In this episode, Thomas Paul (Secretary General of the WEA) explains why Paul was a religious extremist too.
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Paul Was a Religious Extremist Too
ARTICLE As an evangelical theologian, I affirm that the ‘evangel’, God’s gospel of love and forgiveness, is the sole message of hope for this world.
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The Book of Romans as a Charter for World Missions
ARTICLE Thoughts on the relationship of theology, missiology and mission, presented by the chair of the Theological Commission of World Evangelical Alliance (WEA), Thomas Schirrmacher, to the General Assembly of the Missions Commission of the WEA at Schwäbisch-Gmünd, Germany, November 2011.
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Church and Mission in the Letter to the Romans (1999)
I just received an English translation of my oldest article on Romans from 1999, which later grew into large studies.
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Wilhelm Lütgert and his Studies of the Apostles’ Opponents
ARTICLE Aspiring to a Better Understanding of the New Testament Letters
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Wilhelm Lütgert and his Studies of the Apostles’ Opponents
ARTICLE In my German six-volume „Ethik“ (Ethics) and other books I often relay on Wilhelm Lütgert (1867–1938), Professor of New Testament and Systematic Theology. My book „Law and Spirit“ on the Letter to the Galatians follows Lütgert’s view of the epistle.