Location: RemoteOverviewWe are seeking a theologically trained writer to join a collaborative team developing a Christ-centered commentary on the Gospels and Acts. This project is written for the thoughtful, everyday Bible student who wants to go deeper—without requiring highly technical academic detail. The commentary should reflect careful exegesis and a clearly articulated Christ-centered hermeneutic. Our goal is to land between conversational pastoral commentaries and academic volumes—accessible, theologically rich, and intellectually serious. An ecumenical tone is imperative throughout, engaging interpretive differences with charity and avoiding unnecessary polemics.Scope of WorkCollaborate with a team of contributors under editorial and theological oversightResearch and write assigned portions of the Gospels and/or ActsProvide clear, structured commentary that includes:Literary and historical contextExplanation of key theological themesEngagement with major interpretive questionsSelective interaction with the original languages where illuminating (without becoming technical)Articulate how each passage contributes to the revelation of Christ and the mission of the early churchWrite for serious lay readers—clear and accessible, but not simplifiedAddress areas of theological disagreement with fairness, clarity, and ecumenical charity Revise material in response to editorial and peer reviewEnsure alignment with the organization’s doctrinal commitmentsExplicit Christ-centered and redemptive-historical connectionsDraw out thoughtful, textually grounded practical application for contemporary readersWrite not merely to inform, but to form aiming at spiritual transformation, worship, and deeper trust in ChristQualificationsMaster of Divinity (M.Div.) or another advanced theology degree requiredDemonstrated competency in New Testament exegesisWorking knowledge of Koine GreekA clearly articulated Christ-centered hermeneuticFamiliarity with major evangelical scholarship on the Gospels and ActsDemonstrated capacity to engage diverse theological perspectives with humility and careExperience in pastoral ministry, theological education, or substantive Bible teaching preferredAbility to write clearly for educated lay readersComfortable collaborating within a multi-author theological projectWillingness to receive and implement substantive editorial feedbackCommitmentContract, per-project basis.CompensationCompensation is determined based on project scope and complexity.Additional InformationContractors are engaged based on the needs of specific projects and are not guaranteed ongoing or full-time work. Participation in meetings, workshops, or collaborative sessions may be requested depending on the project timeline.Why Publish with The Daily Grace Co.?With over a decade of publishing experience, The Daily Grace Co. creates Christ-centered resources marked by theological depth, biblical faithfulness, and practical encouragement. We value thoughtful, faithful writers and partner closely from concept development through launch. Our goal is not simply to publish Bible studies—but to serve readers with resources that meet real needs and help them treasure Christ.Submission RequirementsBecause this is a collaborative theological project, we require a CV, writing sample, and two statements from applicants. Applicants must submit the following materials in a single PDF document:Important: Incomplete submissions will not be reviewed. 1. Curriculum Vitae (CV)Include:Academic degrees (M.Div. required; advanced degrees preferred)Institutions attendedGreek coursework and competencyMinistry, teaching, or academic experiencePrevious publications (if applicable)2. Exegetical Writing Sample (5–10 pages)Submit one of the following:A previously published exegetical work (preferred), orA freshly written commentary-style sample on a passage from the Gospels or ActsThe sample should demonstrate:Careful engagement with the biblical textAwareness of historical and literary contextClear articulation of theological themesA Christ-centered, covenantal approachWriting accessible to thoughtful lay readers (not overly technical)An ecumenical tone when addressing interpretive differences3. Hermeneutical Statement (1–2 pages)Please include a brief statement describing your hermeneutical approach to the Bible.4. Personal Doctrinal Statement (1–2 pages)Submit a concise personal doctrinal statement summarizing your theological convictions and expand upon how you approach theological disagreements.Salary: Determined per projectOriginally posted on Himalayas
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