L. William Countryman

Drenched in Grace

Preaching & Worship

“These essays continue a conversation about baptism that has reshaped thinking about the nature of the church in our time--and with the kind of grace-filled commitment to both academy and church, liturgy and ecclesiology, theory and practice that is characteristic of Louis Weil's teaching and writing. How wonderful to have a work so successful both in reflecting professor Weil's contributions and in carrying the conversation forward!”

Queering the Ethiopian Eunuch

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Queering the Ethiopian Eunuch broadens and deepens our understanding of a mysterious figure in Acts, who can now be seen as pivotal to the book as a whole. What is more, Burke demonstrates that venerable traditions of historical and philological criticism and newer approaches such as queer theory, far from being intrinsically opposed to each other, can join together to shed new light on the reading of ancient texts.”