Alan J. Thompson

Christian Stewardship in Light of Paul’s Collection for the Poor

Work, Money & Leadership

“With characteristic succinct clarity Murray Harris shines a light on Paul’s long-planned collection of a gift for poor believers. Harris integrates the details of Acts with Paul’s letters, guides readers through Paul’s longest discussion of the collection (2 Cor 8—9), and offers wise practical insight into the complexities and blessings of giving and generosity. This book on a topic that is sometimes avoided or exploited is yet another gift to the church from Murray Harris.”

Contextualization or Syncretism?

Evangelism & Missions

“This is a remarkable achievement. Brotherson lucidly applies careful scriptural analysis informed by biblical theology and the missiological experience of a seasoned practitioner to the sensitive and hotly debated topic of insider movements. . . . Contextualization or Syncretism? also provides specific applications that aim to strengthen dependence on Christ and seek his glory. I hope it gets a wide reading!”

From the Manger to the Throne

Theology

“Benjamin Gladd has provided a rich resource for readers of Luke’s Gospel. Following the lead of Luke, and Jesus himself, Gladd shows that the patterns and promises of the whole of Scripture enrich our appreciation and understanding of the saving rule of the Lord Jesus. An expert guide who knows and loves his subject, Gladd deepens our understanding of who Jesus is and what he accomplished with a stimulating investigation into how Luke’s portrait of the Lord Jesus is tied to the Old Testament. Fresh insights abound. By God’s grace, the end result for readers of this volume will be, like the disciples at the end of Luke’s Gospel, joyful worship of the Lord Jesus.”

Paul’s Pisidian Antioch Speech (Acts 13)

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“John Morgan-Wynne's examination of this 'message of salvation' in Acts 13 is now the most comprehensive available. Whether or not you agree with every conclusion, you will find this to be a careful treatment of the historical, literary, and theological elements of this important evangelistic speech of Paul's in Acts, as well as a readable guide through the secondary literature. No stone is left unturned!”