Adriaan C. Neele
Biography
Adriaan C. Neele earned a PhD in historical theology at Utrecht University and a PhD in homiletics at Theological University Apeldoorn. Neele previously taught at Yale University, the University of Pretoria, the University of the Free State, the Africa Institute for Missiology, and Farel Reformed Theological Seminary, and has served as Professor of Homiletics and Historical Theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids. Neele edited Reading Jonathan Edwards (2025), Sermons by Jonathan Edwards on the Epistle to the Galatians (2019), and the Sermons by Jonathan Edwards on the Matthean Parables series.
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A Book of Faith Seeking Understanding
Theology
“Written with scholastic discernment, delightful to read, and deeply practical in its application—A Book of Faith Seeking Understanding will undoubtably be profitable to practitioners, pastors, and professors.”
Preaching & Worship
“Amazing Love! How Can It Be is a well-written and informative book—but more than that. With keen insights of history, this collection of studies on the hymns by Charles Wesley is heart-warming, spiritually edifying, and God-glorifying. The themes explored, such as conversion, spiritual struggle, Christ’s incarnation and resurrection, sanctification, and prayer of evangelism, serve the church, musicians, and the academy in new and refreshing ways.”
Christian Living
“In An Invitation to Joy, Daniel Denk invites us to rediscover and receive a joy once lost, often challenged, even absent from the lived experience at times, but available through divine intervention. This volume offers a much-needed hope for human flourishing, carefully argued but joyful to read with profound insights and practical inquiries.”
Philosophy
“This new study guide will aid the reading of an important work of philosophy and theology, Freedom of the Will by Jonathan Edwards. Dr. Jung has offered a great service to many in the academy and the church in preparing this study guide.”
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