We're thrilled that Notre Dame is searching for two TT Assistant Professors, one in HB/OT and one in NT, to join us in the Christianity & Judaism in Antiquity area. Please share widely and encourage good folks to apply: apply.interfolio.com/149962

JSNT (Journal for the Study of the New Testament) is looking for a new booklist/book review editor. The call is linked here and is a great opportunity for editorial service in the field for those who might be interested (there is an annual stipend). journals.sagepub.com/page/jnt/callf…

Ya'll, the vision Dr. Clark casts for preaching in his book is stunning. The whole book is great. I especially loved his profiles of King, Thurman, and Barbara Harris. You should read the book--but meanwhile you should listen to this episode.

This ruckus about opening ceremony reminds me that C. S. Lewis portrayed Dionysus (Baccchus) as Aslan’s collaborator in redeeming Narnia. He provided refreshments to those being set free. Heck if I know whether that makes sense, but it is my favorite scene in the book.

Stoked to read this. Thanks for your work, Drew Strait!

Interesting new piece from my colleague and friend Leslie Garrote. Baylor Religion Dept

Yael Fisch’s book was one of the most interesting I’ve read this year. Highly recommend! dx.doi.org/10.1111/rsr.17…

Here's a new episode of Currents In Religion with Leslie Garrote about studying American evangelicalism. I love chatting with my colleagues about their research and interests!

Tim Walz says “ope” as he scoots past someone in the pot luck line

My department at Princeton is hiring a scholar of Early Christianity. The search is open rank (assistant, associate, or full) and review of applications begins October 15. #AcRel princeton.edu/acad-positions…

As you gear up for another semester, listen to this conversation with Tyler Mowry about online education, digital humanities, and AI in the religious studies classroom! open.spotify.com/episode/1p9ONn… Baylor Religion Dept

Always glad when CC sends me something to read and think with. This book includes a debate between Bart Ehrman and Michael F. Bird on christology in early Christianity.

morph is the cheat code of powerpoint

We are hiring! The Department of Religious Studies at UT Austin is looking for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the field of Ancient Mediterranean Religions (AMR). Spread the word! apply.interfolio.com/153089