PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS
Selected Scholarship
Redeeming Power: What John’s portrayal of Christ’s kingship means for politics today
The Israelites demanded a king and got Saul. But Jesus shows what a real king is like.
The Confessing Prophet: Recuperating Jeremiadic confession in American political discourse
Prophets don't just speak truth to power. They confess, too.
Authority Usurped: The theological basis for a Christian critique of domination
Domination is wrong because it means claiming power over others in a way that only God can.
Body Language: The virtues and troubles of the society-as-body analogy
St. Paul underscores human interdependence while evading the dangers of collectivism.
A Sign Among You: Mnemonic stones in the fourth chapter of Joshua
We remember together, and we use material objects to do so–at Gilgal and at Selma.
A Revolutionary Political Theology
The issue with Castro’s politics is not that it's a political theology, but that it admits no others…