Where's biblical scholarship relevant?
Everywhere.

Maybe that relevance is hard to see. But it spreads as wide as creation itself.

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“All the Son’s Men,” The Big Picture 16 (2026): 27–29;
“Being Present at a Distance,” Didaktikos 1.2 (2018): 12–13;
“Discipleship Means Migration,” The Big Picture 15 (2025): 35–37;
“Gaming the System: Online Spiritual Formation in Christian Higher Education,” TEd 52.2 (2019): 43–53;
“Many Words Make Many Worlds, but Only One Makes Truth (John 1:1–13),” pages 27–29 in 40 Bible Passages about AI, ed. Douglas Estes and Marcus Schwarting, Scripture for an Age of Intelligent Machines (Chester Heights, PA: Friendship, 2026).
“‘To Your Seed I Will Give …’: the Land(s) Promised to Abraham in Genesis and Second Temple Judaism,” BBR 30.1 (2020): 1–20;
“Why the Christian University? Reflections on the Comprehensiveness of Jesus’s Two-Fold Love Command,” Journal of Faith and the Academy 11.1 (2018): 58–66.

Where's biblical scholarship relevant?Everywhere.