Articles by Philip Ruge-Jones
Phil Ruge-Jones is an Associate Professor of Theology at Texas Lutheran University where he mentors college students into becoming biblical storytellers. He is co-editor of the book The Bible in Ancient and Modern Media (Wipf & Stock, 2009).
Reviewed by Philip Ruge-Jones
Thomas Boomershine offers a meticulous reading of the final three chapters of Mark. As he reconstructs the impact that this gospel had on those who first heard it, a very different set of conclusions arise from those embraced by much of contemporary scholarship.
by Phil Ruge-Jones
The author encourages us to communicate with our listeners not only by preaching at them but by drawing them into the Gospel readings through a “you are there” technique of Biblical story telling. How better to demonstrate the Ḥesed of Jesus than a memorable encounter with him?
