How you getting on with the Brock tome? I’ve been dipping in and out rather than a beginning to end read

Next book in draft stage, formatting to be done. Out early 2026

I saw that and hoped to make it

I might need several! I’m going to AAR/SBL for first time this year, I’m glad I decided not to get the book there, the extra weight would have been prohibitive!

I hadn’t realised how big a book it is!

I have a copy arriving this week. I’m looking forward to it too.

Baptist Quarterly Volume 56, Issue 3 of Baptist Quarterly

I helped pull together the July 2025 edition of the Baptist Quarterly including contributing an editorial. It contains some of the papers from
@CBSOxford
day on Baptists and Biblical Scholarship day. You can read it here: www.tandfonline.com/toc/ybaq20/5...

The imaginative, poetic, astonishing scholar Walter Brueggemann Walter Brueggemann, who has died aged 92, was the most influential Old Testament scholar over several generations, writes Andy Goodliff

On the news that Walter Brueggemann has died, I’ve written a short tribute for him the Baptist Times www.baptist.org.uk/Articles/717...

Good to be a part of the launch of @baphist.bsky.social latest publication, Contributions and Struggles by Brian Haymes and celebrating his life

Wow! Amazing!

Douglas Campbell's translation of Romans is now complete: andygoodliff.typepad.com/my_weblog/20...

That should work for me

Book arrived

Book on order

Possibly. I don’t yet have a copy

A short sermon for Good Friday andygoodliff.typepad.com/my_weblog/20...

Can We Speak of a Regent’s Tradition? A Modest Attempt* This article engages with the writings of three principals of Regent's Park College, once the college had moved to Oxford in 1927: Henry Wheeler Robinson, Barrie White, and Paul Fiddes. It seeks to...

I have a new (open-access) article in Baptist Quarterly about @regentsox.bsky.social: Can We Speak of a Regent’s Tradition? A Modest Attempt www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... @cbsoxford.bsky.social @baphist.bsky.social

@baphist.bsky.social

New issue of Journal of Baptist Theology in Context out with articles on the meaning of equality, and conversation on Baptists and Bonhoeffer www.jbtc.org.uk/issue-12

Sad to receive this morning that Rev Dr Rex Mason has died. Former Tutor of Old Testament @SpurgeonCollege @RegentsOx and @OU_TheoReligion. This is the portrait of Rex that hangs in Helwys Hall at Regent's. andygoodliff.typepad.com/my_weblog/20...

Looking forward to beginning to read this:

YouTube video by CBS-Oxford Ministerial Formation at Regent's Park College

Thinking about Baptist ministry or studying theology,
@regentsox.bsky.social is a great place to come: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nD24...

So pleased about this. Sally is brilliant.

Book 6 - Renewing a Modern Denomination

"Renewing a Modern Denomination" is the publication of Andy Goodliff's doctoral dissertation looking at changes in the institutional life of the Baptist Union of Great Britain in the 1990s.

New films share the story of our radical roots Andy Goodliff introduces Radical Roots - a series of films from the Baptist Historical Society telling the stories of five people to help better understand where Baptists came from

Something new from @baphist.bsky.social and Church from Scratch coming soon: www.baptist.org.uk/Articles/704...

Good day at Theology Live 2025. Our speakers in the front row.

The Baptist Historical Society together with the Centre for Baptist Studies will have a conference in Alcester, Warwickshire, on 14-16 July 2025 on the theme: ‘Baptist Spirituality’. You can attend for all or part of the conference. Check here for more details

A great article 🤔

The long-lasting echo of Richard Hays (1948-2025) His name might be unfamiliar to you, but Hays wrote three books that set new directions for New Testament studies in the late 20th century and into the 21st century, writes Andy Goodliff

A small piece on Richard Hays for British Baptists www.baptist.org.uk/Articles/704... highlighting the contribution he made to biblical studies