All in one place
Here are the various resources that have been made available throughout the zoom courses. A few of them I have combined into longer articles (for example, I have combined the ones on Scripture).
Videos
The four interviews with Roger Mitchell.
Interviews with Michele Perry.
A response to 'Seven Mountains'
Interviews with Stephen Hill
Challenging Accepted Norms and the Status Quo
Other videos.
Judas: It was Night Martin Scott
The radical nature of Stephen's Speech Martin Scott
A Narrative Approach: an introduction Martin Scott
The final taking of Jerusalem YouTube Historical Animation of the Jewish War 66-70AD (24mins).
Alternative Video on the Fall of Jerusalem YouTube - longer alternative to above (45mins).
The Maccabean Revolt YouTube Historical Animation of the Maccabean Revolt against Greeks & subsequent cleansing of the Temple 167-160BC
This revolt and the cleansing of the Temple is the history behind the Festival of Hanukkah; the Greek king Antiochus IV (Epiphanes) caused the 'sacrilege that causes desolation' in the Temple and is the type of 'antiChrist'. Perhaps the book of Daniel is aimed as an encouragement into this period of history.
The following video goes with the first volume but given that it is on the cross I thought it should also be added here:
Podcasts
Pete Enns has a fabulous set of podcasts - always interesting and normally with a touch of controversy.
A recent one on maculine toxity / patriarchy and its normalcy within evengelicalism:
Books
The list is endless. I am deeply indebted to N.T. (Tom) Wright. His writings on Jesus and on Paul are a good place to start. For a more challenging read try Andrew Perrimann and his regular blog at: https://postost.net.
Brad Jersak: A More Christlike God: A More Beautiful Gospel
Brian Zahnd: Sinners in the Hands of a Loving God: The Scandalous Truth of the Very Good News
Not a book (duh!) but they both have presented 'The Gospel with Chairs'.
Just try YouTube and see how many variations of this there are!
For an approach to Scripture try Pete Enns various writings or the excellent (and astutely entitled) book by Derek Flood: Disarming Scripture.
Roger Haydon Mitchell's research was into how sovereignty (my over-simplification power as the paradigm for God and how s/he relates to humanity). Try The Fall of the Church. Deeply profound and much more to it than simply pre-Constantine OK, post-Constantine all bad!
Articles
(Click on the title to open the article.)
Jesus and Sinlessness.
Defining sinlessness in the light of defining sin as failing to be truly human.
Resurrection perspectives: the Emmaus Road.
The end of the path from Eden; the 'stranger' God has walked with them out of the Garden of Eden.
Two competing Missional Arguments: Paul & Peter.
An exploration of two competing missiological arguments: one Gospel; two approaches; two apostles.
Satan's offer to Jesus: the new Caesar.
The tangible offer of the Roman Empire to Jesus.
Sects in Israel.
The diversity of the sects in Israel and where they fit.
Why I am not a Universalist.
I have an 'optimistic' approach to salvation… God might be a Universalist - why I am not.
How will we read the Bible?
A suggestion that a historical narrative approach will help us understand the story, and therefore the trajectory.
Engaging beyond the four walls
In suggesting that the foundations of the 'Seven Mountains' approach is deeply problematic, how should we view engagement?