
Professor of Theology and Undergraduate Chair @WheatonCollege || teacher, author, backpacker
Wheaton, IL
Joined June 2021
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This week on the podcast--
Keith Johnson, Professor of Theology at Wheaton College, discusses his new book, Karl Barth and the Idolatry of the Nation: Confronting Christian Nationalism. The conversation explores many important principles and areas of discernment that can be retrieved from Barth's theological resistance to the cultural pressures upon the church in his day.
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Everyone loves David Foster Wallace's famous commencement address. This one from Daniel Nayeri @WheatonCollege is better:
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An epic inaugural lecture from @albpeeler at Wheaton tonight, with new dimensions of the original gospel message not tiresomely deconstructed but freshly and clearly unfurled. “High Christology requires a mother; Lower Christology is worse for women.”
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Grateful for meaningful and memorable panel today with @alisteremcgrath @collinhansen & @_kljohnson at the beautiful #lanierlibrary #cslewis youtube.com/live/AGdcFSXx-6Y…
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Congratulations to Professor of Theology Dr. Keith Johnson @_kljohnson and Addison Ream '25 on winning the prestigious Hatfield Prize! @WheatonCollege @WheatonBTS Read more:
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Wheaton College theologian and @Current_Pub1 contributing editor Vince Bacote asks, “how many sermons are people hearing” about “national idolatry?” currentpub.com/2023/12/05/cu…
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Freshly contracted for @ivpacademic: a new volume in the Hansen Lectureship Series from @WheatonCollege's Wade Center—by @jeffbarbeau on C. S. Lewis's connections to Romanticism, with contributions by Sarah Borden, Matthew Lundin, and Keith Johnson.
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We’re privileged to be able to welcome Bruce McCormack to the ranks of our Divinity department here in Aberdeen from this Autumn. abdn.ac.uk/news/22218/
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Delighted to have contributed to this special issue of Black Theology on James H. Cone and Karl Barth, co-edited by @AnthonyGReddie and Stephen Plant, in the good company of Susannah Ticciati, Michael Yorke, @taidochino, @SarahShinAuthor, and Tim Hartman.
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RIP Wolf Krötke, witness to God in a world of God-forgetfulness
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My first article for Black Theology has just been published Open Access: ‘The Implications of James Cone’s Critique of Barth and Barthians for the Practice of Academic Christian Theology’. Thanks to @AnthonyGReddie and Stephen Plant for the opportunity. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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If you’re watching Shiny Happy Family, or you just care about children or someone who has them, don’t miss this piece from @EmilyMcgowin
She has also written THE book on the Quiverfull movement. It is excellent, and I highly recommend it. See:
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I wrote about not lawn mowing (and it's as close as you'll get from me on the "state of evangelicalism") comment.org/waking-ancient-s… @commentmag
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Just launched a new Twitter account for my little business, The Art of Liturgy. Follow for updates when new things launch. Oh, and a new downloadable print just launched!
New printable download just launched at The Art of Liturgy Etsy store! etsy.com/TheArtofLiturgy/lis…
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Come join us for a great line-up of papers at the Chicago Theological Initiative colloquium this year--March 16-18
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Church Blogmatics: Protestant bodies, Protestant bedrooms, & our furious need for a theology thereof bethfelkerjones.substack.com…
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For the last few years I've shared this sermon with my students on Ash Wednesday, esp. as many of my students formally observe this day. It's worth your time as it's a wonderful treatment on how we should face death. @_kljohnson
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NEW EPISODE! In this episode we discuss Dementia with Prof. John Swinton, who, among other things, addresses models of personhood in relation to memory and the importance of recognizing that we are held in God’s memory of us.
Check it out!
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