Joshua McNall (PhD, University of Manchester) is Assistant Professor of Theology at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. His other books include, A Free Corrector: Colin Gunton and the Legacy of Augustine (Fortress, 2015), and the popular-level, Long Story Short: The Bible in Six Simple Movements (Seedbed, 2018). He lives in Bartlesville, Oklahoma with his wife Brianna and their four children. He blogs regularly at www.joshuamcnall.com.

A mosaic portrays an image but does so by means of the unseen bond holding its many pieces in place. In The Mosaic of the Atonement McNall gives us a clear image of the work of Christ, composed of careful interaction with many of the figures and the topics that together make up this doctrine, but does so in a way that draws attention to the bonds holding these pieces together.

Joshua McNall (PhD, University of Manchester) is Assistant Professor of Theology at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. His other books include, A Free Corrector: Colin Gunton and the Legacy of Augustine (Fortress, 2015), and the popular-level, Long Story Short: The Bible in Six Simple Movements (Seedbed, 2018). He lives in Bartlesville, Oklahoma with his wife Brianna and their four children. He blogs regularly at www.joshuamcnall.com.

A mosaic portrays an image but does so by means of the unseen bond holding its many pieces in place. In The Mosaic of the Atonement McNall gives us a clear image of the work of Christ, composed of careful interaction with many of the figures and the topics that together make up this doctrine, but does so in a way that draws attention to the bonds holding these pieces together.

Joshua McNall (PhD, University of Manchester) is Assistant Professor of Theology at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. His other books include, A Free Corrector: Colin Gunton and the Legacy of Augustine (Fortress, 2015), and the popular-level, Long Story Short: The Bible in Six Simple Movements (Seedbed, 2018). He lives in Bartlesville, Oklahoma with his wife Brianna and their four children. He blogs regularly at www.joshuamcnall.com.

A mosaic portrays an image but does so by means of the unseen bond holding its many pieces in place. In The Mosaic of the Atonement McNall gives us a clear image of the work of Christ, composed of careful interaction with many of the figures and the topics that together make up this doctrine, but does so in a way that draws attention to the bonds holding these pieces together.