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David Starling is a lecturer in New Testament and theology at Morling College, Sydney. His scholarly work delves into the intricacies of biblical interpretation and its theological implications. Starling’s approach is characterized by a rigorous engagement with scripture, seeking to illuminate its enduring relevance for contemporary thought. Readers can expect insightful analysis that bridges academic scholarship with accessible prose, fostering a deeper understanding of theological concepts.

2014
UnCorinthian Leadership
128 pages
5 hours of reading
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Focusing on the teachings of Paul in 1 Corinthians, this book critiques contemporary leadership practices within Western Christianity, which often mirror the issues faced by the Corinthians. David Starling offers a biblical perspective that challenges these "Corinthianized" practices and presents a compelling vision for effective leadership among Christians. Through this examination, readers are encouraged to reconsider their understanding of leadership in light of biblical principles.
2011
Not My People
Gentiles as Exiles in Pauline Hermeneutics
254 pages
9 hours of reading
This book examines Paul's use of Scripture through a detailed analysis of key biblical citations in his letters. It explores their historical context, rhetorical significance, and how they relate to Second Temple interpretations. The author presents a unique hermeneutic perspective, highlighting the relationship between Scripture, grace, and Gentile inclusion in Paul's theology.

UnCorinthian Leadership

Not My People