Pillar Podcast The New Testament in Color
Feb 12, 2025
Dan Morrison, a Navy chaplain, Anglican priest, and New Testament scholar, sheds light on the transformative work in biblical interpretation. He discusses how the New Testament in Color celebrates diverse contributions, especially from women and minorities. Morrison emphasizes the significance of socially located readings, critiquing traditional views in favor of inclusivity. He also explores cultural perspectives on suffering, highlighting the distinct attitudes in Mexican and American contexts that shape faith and community engagement.
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One-Volume Commentary With Marginalized Voices
- The New Testament in Color centers voices historically marginalized in biblical scholarship.
- Editors invited scholars of diverse backgrounds to highlight overlooked readings for pastors and students.
Use It For Accessible Sermon And Study Help
- Use the New Testament in Color as a practical resource for sermon prep and classroom use.
- Rely on it for accessible perspectives rather than deep lexical exegesis.
Declare Your Social Location
- Socially located readings acknowledge the reader's identity and experiences when interpreting Scripture.
- These readings can reveal perspectives others have missed, enriching communal understanding.
