WTC Timetable

Research

Selected Research Publications

T&T Clark Handbook of Sexualities in the Bible and Its Reception
Chris Greenough & Caroline Blyth
T&T Clark,
2026.
Reading Scripture as a Discursive Fight to the Death: The Bible and the Battle over the Truth of Sex and Sexuality
Mark Jennings
T&T Clark Handbook of Sexualities in the Bible and its Reception,
2026.
Soft Clothing, Hard Jesus: Toughness and Class Conflict in Q 7:24-25
Robert J. Myles
Journal of Biblical Literature 145:1,
2026.
Violence & the Bible for normal people: a guide to Biblical texts of terror
Caroline Blyth
The Bible for Normal People,
2025.
“My Whole Life Was the Two Suburbs That Surrounded the Church”: LGBTQ+ Participation in Australian Pentecostal-Charismatic Churches as “Greedy Institutions”
Mark Jennings
Sociology of Religion 86:4,
2025.
Habitats of the Basileia: Essays in Honour of Elaine M. Wainwright
Robert J. Myles, Caroline Blyth, and Emily Colgan (eds)
Sheffield Phoenix Press,
2024.
Genesis: an Introduction and Study Guide : A Past for a People in Need of a Future.
Megan Warner
T&T Clark,
2024.
The Birth and Death of the Premarkan Passion Narrative: A History of Form Criticism’s Most Assured Result
Brandon Massey
Mohr Siebeck,
2024.
Surveillance Capitalism and the Father who Spies from Heaven: Rereading Matthew 6:1-18 with a Hermeneutics of Paranoia
Robert J. Myles
The Critic in the World: Essays in Honor of Fernando F. Segovia. SBL Press,
2024.
Class Conflict in Galilee Under Herod Antipas
Robert J. Myles
Biblische Notizen 200,
2024.
Class Conflict
Robert J. Myles
The Next Quest for the Historical Jesus. Eerdmans,
2024.
What Made the Jesus Movement Tick?
James Crossley & Robert J. Myles
Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus 22:1,
2024.
Effective Stories : genesis through the lens of resilience.
Megan Warner
Sheffield Phoenix Press,
2023.
Happy : LGBTQ+ experiences of Australian Pentecostal-charismatic Christianity
Mark Jennings
Springer,
2023.
Jesus: a life in class conflict
James Crossley and Robert J. Myles
Zer0 Books,
2023.
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