Contract Writer for a Gospels and Acts Commentary

• Master of Divinity (M.Div.) or another advanced theology degree required
• Demonstrated competency in New Testament exegesis
• Working knowledge of Koine Greek
• A clearly articulated Christ-centered hermeneutic
• Familiarity with major evangelical scholarship on the Gospels and Acts
• Demonstrated capacity to engage diverse theological perspectives with humility and care
• Experience in pastoral ministry, theological education, or substantive Bible teaching preferred
• Ability to write clearly for educated lay readers
• Comfortable collaborating within a multi-author theological project
• Willingness to receive and implement substantive editorial feedback

Commitment

Contract, per-project basis.

Because this is a collaborative theological project, we require a CV, writing sample, and two statements from applicants. Applicants must submit the following materials in a single PDF document:

Important: Incomplete submissions will not be reviewed.

1. Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Include:

• Academic degrees (M.Div. required; advanced degrees preferred)
• Institutions attended
• Greek coursework and competency
• Ministry, teaching, or academic experience
• Previous publications (if applicable)

2. Exegetical Writing Sample (5–10 pages)

Submit one of the following:

• A previously published exegetical work (preferred), or
• A freshly written commentary-style sample on a passage from the Gospels or Acts

The sample should demonstrate:

• Careful engagement with the biblical text
• Awareness of historical and literary context
• Clear articulation of theological themes
• A Christ-centered, covenantal approach
• Writing accessible to thoughtful lay readers (not overly technical)
• An ecumenical tone when addressing interpretive differences

3. Hermeneutical Statement (1–2 pages)

Please include a brief statement describing your hermeneutical approach to the Bible.

4. Personal Doctrinal Statement (1–2 pages)

Submit a concise personal doctrinal statement summarizing your theological convictions and expand upon how you approach theological disagreements.

Salary: Determined per project

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