Biblical theology & the life of the church

Scripture forms
a people.

Research into the company God gathers, and writing for the people learning to live together in Christ.

A connected inquiry

How does redemption take shape in a shared life? Habura Research brings close biblical study into conversation with the church’s fellowship, worship, and formation.

Research program

The shape of belonging

Research & publications
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Passover & the gathered company

The meal, its participants, and the responsibilities of belonging.

02

The Word & spiritual formation

How Scripture’s teaching shapes love, holiness, and assurance.

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The church & its shared life

The relation between redemption, fellowship, and communal responsibility.

From the writing desk

Light Upon Light

An Ascending Journey Through the Wisdom of 1 John

A commentary project following John’s recurring themes of light, love, truth, and assurance through careful reading, reflection, and worship.

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Formed by the Word

Light
Upon
Light

An Ascending Journey
Through the Wisdom
of 1 John

Craig R. Fredrickson

Book project · Illustrative cover

Published writing

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Themelios

The Word’s Transforming Work: Sanctification by Scripture in 1 Peter 1:22–2:3

An examination of how Peter connects new birth, love, and spiritual growth with the living word of God, in conversation with Reformed theology.

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Ad Fontes

Abiding in the Vine: Apostolic Authority and Spiritual Discernment in 1 John 2:24–27

A reading of the relationship between the apostolic word and the Spirit’s anointing, and its implications for discernment and Christian formation.

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byFaith

Micah and the Mercy of God

A pastoral reflection on Micah’s closing vision of mercy, covenant faithfulness, and hope amid guilt.

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For readers, teachers & churches

Bring the text into the room.

Study guides and reflection questions that help a group move from observation to discussion, faithful response, and prayer.

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