Amy Peeler

New Testament scholars Esau McCaulley and Amy Peeler dive deep into cultural controversies, discussing the backlash over the Olympic drag queen performance paralleling the Last Supper. They debate the implications of Oklahoma's Bible education mandate and its ties to indoctrination versus education. Their new commentary, "The New Testament in Color," emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives in biblical interpretation, advocating for empathy and understanding through a multi-ethnic lens. Plus, don’t miss a humorous story of a flip-flop fail in Death Valley!

Dr. Amy Peeler discusses why Paul says only men are made in God's image and not women. They delve into Paul's views on gender roles, biblical contradictions, and empowering young girls. The conversation challenges cultural assumptions and promotes gender partnership within the Christian faith.

Amy Peeler, a Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College, discusses the deep theological implications of the term 'Son of God' in biblical literature. She explores the eternal bond between the Son and the Father, emphasizing God's fatherhood in relation to resurrection. Peeler shares her journey as a scholar, highlighting the importance of developing one's voice in academic writing. The conversation dives into the meanings of 'Son of Man' and 'Son of God', shedding light on Paul's worldview and gender themes in the church.