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BIO
Dr. Matt O'Reilly is Lead Pastor of Christ Church Birmingham in Alabama, a fellow of the Center for Pastor Theologians, and Director of Research at Wesley Biblical Seminary where he offers leadership in the doctoral program and teaches New Testament, preaching, and pastoral ministry.
A two-time recipient of the John Stott Award for Pastoral Engagement, Matt is author of Paul and the Resurrected Body, The Letters to the Thessalonians, and Bless the Nations. His essays have appeared in both scholarly and popular-level publications, and he speaks regularly at churches and conference gatherings.
ENDORSEMENTS
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Matt O'Reilly offers a lucid, ground-breaking study of the relation between eschatology and ethics in the writings of Paul. O'Reilly argues convincingly for the various ways in which Paul's resurrection doctrine...is intended to shape...the social identity of members of the various Pauline churches.
STEPHEN C. BARTON,
DURHAM UNIVERSITY
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This year’s speaker was Matt O’Reilly…I met him in January and was confident that he would bring a depth and an excellence to our conversation at Lake Junaluska. I was unprepared, however, for just how deep and just how excellent his talk would be.
TALBOT DAVIS,
LEAD PASTOR,
GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH
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This book [Paul and the Resurrected Body] is highly recommended. It merits a place in the reference library of every homilist and biblical scholar.
MARY T. BRIEN
MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK
MEDIA
Theology Project
Why a "Reconstructing Methodism" Conference? // Dr. Matt O'Reilly
Does the War In Israel Mean We're In the Last Days? // Dr. Matt O'Reilly
Three Keys to Success in the Global Methodist Church // Dr. Matt O'Reilly
SPEAKING
Matt is available to speak at conferences and churches on a variety of theological topics related to the Bible, preaching, mission, leadership, discipleship, marriage, family, and racial reconciliation.
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