Dr. Matthew Patton explored some strategies for efficient scholarship prior to his lectures in a Greystone module.

The world commended to us in Holy Scripture—as the real world to be inhabited by faith—is, in fact, a properly theological reality which is grounded in the Christian confession of the Triune God and of His good and holy purposes for His creation.

How might a closer study of the Reformers and their retrieval of the Christian tradition as authoritative help us balance the place of Scripture and tradition in theological discourse?

What can we as Protestants in the western tradition glean from the Eastern Orthodox regarding this notion of theosis? What theological pitfalls should we guard against in thinking on this topic, and how can Calvin's doctrine of union with Christ help us?

This particular lecture considers how the Exodus serves as a paradigm for redemption in Christ and Christ's relationship to the Church, and therefore as a paradigm for the marriage relationship.

by virtue of Paul's union with Christ, he not only had hope within him but a reasonable defense for that hope given by the testimony of the Spirit in the divine self-disclosure of God in redemptive revelation.

As orthodox and Reformed Christians, how are we to understand and refute EFS in light of the Eternal Generation of the Son? In what ways do Grudem and others wrongly tie the one to the other, and what are the implications of doing so?