Acts: The Christian Standard Commentary: An Interview with Patrick Schreiner
Patrick Schreiner serves as Associate Professor of New Testament and Biblical Studies at Midwestern Seminary. His latest publication, Acts: The Christian Standard Commentary, focuses on the theological and exegetical concerns of the book of Acts. Throughout the commentary, Schreiner gives careful attention to both the scholarly information and practical applications of this New Testament book. […]
Patrick Schreiner on How an Understanding of the Gospel of the “Kingdom” Influences Christian Ministry
FTC.co asked Patrick Schreiner, associate professor of New Testament and Biblcial Theology at Midwestern Seminary, “How does understanding the gospel of the “Kingdom” influence Christian ministry today?”
The Uniqueness of the Book of Acts
Acts is a model, a prototype, an exemplar for the renewal of the church.
Patrick Schreiner on Why Christians Should Regularly Intake the Gospels
FTC.co asks Patrick Schreiner, associate professor of New Testament and biblical studies at Midwestern Seminary, “Why should Christians regularly intake the Gospels?”
Episode 120: Patrick Schreiner on The Visual Word
For The Church Podcast Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Midwestern Seminary professors Jared Wilson and Patrick Schreiner discuss an exciting new resource for helping individual Christians and whole churches better grasp the meaning and depth of the New Testament Scriptures.
Patrick Schreiner on Why Churches Should Add Ascension Sunday to their Calendars
We asked Patrick Schreiner, associate professor of New Testament and biblical studies at Midwestern Seminary, “Why should churches add Ascension Sunday to their church calendar?”
Patrick Schreiner on an Important Theological Aspect from the Book of Acts
FTC.co asks Patrick Schreiner, associate professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Midwestern Seminary, “What theological motif found in Acts is important for the church today?”
How the Kingdom Arrives in Matthew’s Gospel
One of the most well-known truths in Matthew is that he describes it as the “kingdom of heaven” rather than kingdom of God.
Topical Preaching is Not the Problem
While I think the regular diet of a congregation should be expositional preaching, I want to make a case for intermittent topical preaching . . .