It’s that time of year again. The resolution time of year. ‘This year, I’m going to exercise more. I’m going to eat healthier. I’m going to start a business, get organized, save up a down payment’. My friend Kelsey (name changed for privacy) texted me recently and said that her 2021 resolution had been to The post Start Where You…
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Sometimes, when my husband, Gary, and I are speaking together at a seminar or conference, he will introduce himself as, ‘Mr. Jennifer Loop’, which always gets a chuckle from the audience. It is fitting because he used to be a former professional stand-up comedian, and even after twenty years of marriage, this bit still makes The post Why I Still…
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One of our main goals at Wisconsin Center for Christian Studies is to make the teachings of Prof. N.T. Wright accessible globally. Our vision is to bring the Word to the world through the ministry of N.T. Wright Online. A lot of work goes into this process of creating and producing courses. You may not The post How Scholarships Work…
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Emily, the daughter of a friend of mine, recently told her father, ‘Daddy, you have bushy eyebrows and grey hair in your beard’. Now, that may not sound very profound, but Emily is 10 years old and had never ‘seen’ her father in that way. Her father and mother have been around all her life, The post Expanding the Tent…
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We recently spoke with Angela, an N.T. Wright Online student who uses our courses in a virtual study group. In this video, Angela describes why she finds these courses important, especially in her desire to be a disciple of Jesus. You can hear more from Angela and other students during our Virtual Fundraiser, November 14th. The post “An Amazing Gift…
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Prof. Wright explains that, when approaching the Gospels, the most important thing is the text. However, in this clip, Prof. Wright walks students through the tradition that attributes the shortest gospel to Mark, and by extension, Peter. The Gospel of Mark is now open for enrollment by clicking THIS LINK. The post What do we know about the author…
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Are you reading the Gospels in light of the Prophets and other texts that Jesus read? In this clip, you’ll discover a helpful insight to Mark 4. Prof. Wright unpacks the relationship of this key passage to the prophet Isaiah, shedding light on its meaning and Jesus’s vocation. N.T. Wright’s new course Gospel of Mark The post How Isaiah Shapes…
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We are excited to announce Prof. N.T. Wright’s newest course on the ‘Gospel of Mark’! In anticipation of its release, we want to give you a behind the scenes look at filming and producing our first course dedicated to an exegetical study of a Gospel. One of the core values of our organisation is to The post Gospel of Mark:…
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You can now follow @ntwrightonline on Instagram for exclusive content from Professor N.T. Wright! Here at N.T. Wright Online our goal is to help renew and transform minds by bringing the biblical teaching of world-renowned scholar N.T. Wright to your screen, wherever you are. We do this primarily through our courses on Udemy, but we know The post Follow N.T. Wright…
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It has been said that the Psalter is the prayer book of the Bible, as well as its songbook. In Prof. N.T. Wright’s course ‘Selections from the Psalms’ you are invited into worshipful study of the songs and prayers that shaped many of Jesus’s own teachings and prayers. You might wonder how, or even why, The post Want to Understand…
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Our latest course, Selections From Psalms: Part One, is on sale now for only US$49.99. Learn More Here. As we’ve been putting this course together, I’ve had a few opportunities recently to talk with Prof. Wright about ideas like prayer, the Psalms, music, and how it all relates to our life as the Church. Below The post Interview: Prof. Wright…
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What will it take to put things right in our world, or at the very least, to make things okay again? Prof. N.T. Wright raises these weighty questions in his lecture entitled, ‘How is Justice Done?’ from the course, ‘Themes in the Gospel of John’. It was his innocuous opening question which grabbed my attention The post Life is Not…
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The following is an interview with Nicholas Booth, Pastor of Romain Park Christian Center in Tasmania, Australia and a recipient of our Kingdom Living Certification. 1. Approximately how long did it take you to complete the Kingdom Living Certification? Generally, a subject will take me about 2 to 3 months at the rate of one lecture per week. The post Why the ‘Kingdom…
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We’re pleased to announce that our new course Selections From Psalms: Part One is now available. As we’ve been putting this course together, I’ve had a few opportunities recently to talk with Prof. Wright about ideas like prayer, the Psalms, music, and how it all relates to our life as the Church. Below are some excerpts The post N.T. Wright on…
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By way of introduction, I am a student with Jennifer Loop at Durham University in England. We are both working towards Doctorates in Theology and Ministry although in very different subject areas, and I am nearly 30 years older than Jennifer!! Through Jennifer I have come to learn about N.T. Wright Online and the wider The post Psalms: Aiding Christian…
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For many, the Psalter shapes a regular rhythm of daily Bible reading, prayer, or theological reflection. Others may study the linguistic and literary structures of Hebrew poetry or search the various types of psalms for common themes. Some may find studying the psalms as a bit of a mystery. Recent scholarship lends clarity by suggesting The post Three Ways to…
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I came to faith through the Anglican tradition and am what some refer to as a Cradle Episcopalian in that I was raised and nurtured to believe within theses hallowed church halls. Much of that faith formation was laid in me through the rich liturgy and regular scripture reading as found in the Book of The post Psalms: Scriptures for…
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The Psalter and the Life of Prayer Prayer is a vital part of the Christian life. The Psalter is filled with lyrical prose that captures the range of human experience and gives voice to express our innermost life before God in prayer. Many of the psalms connect the worshipper towards what James Hely Hutchinson calls The post Voicing our Prayers…
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When I recently had the chance to interview John Walton, an Old Testament scholar whose work Prof. Wright references in our course Book of Genesis, I asked him: “What is something we get wrong because we don’t understand the language and culture Genesis comes from?” In this video, Dr. Walton shared something I’d never heard The post Dr. John Walton…
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