# Teresa Morgan

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A Sermon for the Seventh Sunday after Trinity

A Sermon for the Seventh Sunday after Trinity Hosea 14:1-9 & Romans 6:19-23 by William Klock   I’ve been reading a great book by an Oxford classicist named Teresa Morgan.  It’s a study of the Greek and Latin words for faith and what they meant in the culture of the Greeks and Romans, the Jews, and…

The Power of Mentorship: In Memory of Teresa Morgan

 In this heartfelt episode, Joy honors the legacy of her late mentor, Teresa Morgan—a trailblazing attorney and unapologetic builder of women. Through personal stories, Joy shares how one woman’s encouragement, confidence, and connections helped shape her life and career. This episode dives into wh…

Roman Faith and Christian Faith

The early Christian world was awash with the language of 'belief' (pistis in Greek, fides in Latin). But what does it really mean to 'believe'? Today, we often use the word refer to an assent to a set of propositions: someone might believe that Jesus rose from the dead, or that he was born of a vir…

When Faith Meant Trust, with Teresa Morgan

We’re so excited to share a conversation that our friend and Executive Director, Zach Davis, had with Teresa Morgan, Professor at Yale Divinity School and a leading scholar of early Christian history. Teresa invites us to reconsider one of the most central words in Christianity: faith. She explains…

Why The Cross? | Examining the Victory of the Cross | Scott Lackey

What if the cross isn't primarily about Jesus saving us from God, but about God rescuing us from the powers that enslave creation? In this episode of Creating Space, Scott Lackey explores why he holds to a Christus Victor view of the atonement and how his understanding of the cross has shifted over…

Dr. Teresa Morgan | What is the connection between trust and the cross?

In this episode of Creating Space, Scott Lackey interviews Dr. Teresa Morgan, McDonald Agape Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at Yale Divinity School, to discuss her book Trust in Atonement. Dr. Morgan explores the often-overlooked connection between trust and the meaning of Christ…

Ep 261: The Christology of Romans and Romans 13

In this episode I explore the Christology of Romans and explain how it must condition our reading of Romans 13:1-7. I discuss how many interpreters correctly read Romans 13 within the context of Romans 12 but fail to account for the wider context of Romans, Paul’s other letters, or his historical c…

1.18 Teresa Morgan - Roman Faith and Christian Faith

In this interview, I had the pleasure of speaking with Professor Teresa Morgan (Oxford) about her landmark book Roman Faith and Christian Faith: Pistis and Fides in the Early Roman Empire and Early Churches (2015). ⁠WATCH INTERVIEW HERE⁠ We explore how the Greek word pistis and Latin fides — both …

1.23 - Best of Season 1

Over the first season of Footnote Famous I interviewed 22 Bible scholars, and I read every one of their books cover to cover before we spoke. Some of what I heard confirmed things I already suspected. Five ideas genuinely changed how I read the New Testament — and I haven't been able to stop thinki…

Childhood, Education, and Family Relations in Early Christian Communities": A SSHRC Insight Grant Podcast, Episode 1. Featuring Drs. Cornelia Horn, Margaret MacDonald, and Teresa Morgan.

Welcome to What Matters Most, episode 2 of our fifth season and episode one of the "Childhood, Education, and Family Relations in Early Christian Communities" SSHRC Insight Grant Podcasts. This episode is the first in a series of episodes that are funded by a SSHRC Insight Grant. SSHRC is the Socia…