ACTS and MORE—Steve Walton’s blog on New Testament Studies

31 August 2021

A two-part sermon on Romans 13

Here are the two parts of a sermon I preached for our online service at All Saints, Ealing on Romans 13. Part 1 is slightly over 13 minutes, and part 2 is a touch over 11 and a half minutes. Comments welcome!

Speaking Comments: 0

26 August 2021

A two-part sermon on Romans 12

It’s been a while since I’ve posted, but here’s a two-part video sermon on Romans 12, preached for our online service at All Saints, Ealing, last Sunday, 22 August, as part of our series working through Romans. Thoughts and comments are very welcome!

Research Comment: 1

13 June 2021

Romans 1:18–2:29: a two-part sermon

I was given the privilege of opening up this key passage in Romans for All Saints, Ealing this Sunday. This is the online version of the sermon—I actually delivered a shorter version in person for the first time in about nine months, which was quite exciting! The first part is slightly over 10 minutes, and focuses on 1:18–27, and the...

Speaking/Study Comments: 2

6 June 2021

Introducing Romans: a two-part talk

We’re starting a sermon series on Romans at All Saints, Ealing, and I’ve done the introduction for our online service today. Here are the two videos (each a little over 13 minutes). The first gives an overview of why Paul is writing, drawing particularly on 1:8-15 and 15:14-29. The second looks at the shape of the whole letter, and then...

Speaking/Study Comments: 2

23 May 2021

A two-part sermon on Acts 2:1-21 for Pentecost

Here are the two parts of my sermon for Pentecost for All Saints, Ealing (respectively, 12 mins 42 secs and 13 mins 55 secs). Thoughts welcome!

Speaking Comments: 0

4 May 2021

Some recent publications

It’s been a busy season the last few weeks for publications of things I’ve been asked to commend, plus one book I’ve contributed to myself, so here’s an update, with my comments in each case. ’Tricia Williams’ What Happens to Faith when Christians Get Dementia (Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2021) is a lightly revised doctoral thesis studying how some...

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