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Brian J. Tabb

Biography

Brian J. Tabb earned a PhD from the London School of Theology. Tabb has served as academic dean and associate professor of Biblical Studies at Bethlehem College and Seminary in Minneapolis, and has served as the school's president. Tabb has also served as general editor of Themelios, editing issues including Volume 50, Issue 3 (2026).

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A Basic Guide to Biblical Theology

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I highly recommend this accessible, insightful introduction to biblical theology. Alan Thompson provides sound guidance for readers seeking patterns and principles for how the whole Bible fits together.”

Exegetical Fallacies

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Exegetical Fallacies has served a generation of pastors and students and is now available in a thoroughly updated third edition. Carson and Naselli model sober judgment and serious care for the inerrant Scriptures as they explain and illustrate various interpretive fallacies. Highly recommended for all readers who desire to rightly handle God's word!”

Following the Lamb

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Marriner offers a thoughtful, well-researched study of an important and neglected theme in the book of Revelation and illuminates what it means for believers to 'follow the Lamb wherever he goes.' I warmly recommend this book.”

From the Manger to the Throne

Theology

“From the Manger to the Throne is required reading for students of Luke’s Gospel! Benjamin Gladd ably guides readers to see how Jesus fulfills Old Testament expectations as true Israel, the long-awaited messianic king, the incarnate Lord, and more, leading us to greater confidence in Christ and joyful participation in his kingdom.”

Rebels and Exiles

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is biblical theology at its best—what an outstanding contribution to the Essential Studies in Biblical Theology series! Matt Harmon combines well-crafted prose, careful exegesis, compelling whole-Bible synthesis, and timely applications for the church today. Rebels and Exiles not only informs readers about the crucial themes of sin and restoration but also stirs in us a longing for our true home.”

Revelation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This volume represents the mature work of one of this generation’s finest New Testament scholars. Tom Schreiner provides readers with a rare combination of biblical faithfulness, serious exegesis, accessible style, and pastoral warmth in a first-rate exposition of the book of Revelation. This magnificent commentary will be a treasured resource for preachers, teachers, and students of the Scriptures for years to come. Highly recommended!”

Sanctification as Set Apart and Growing in Christ

Christian Living

“Marny Köstenberger ably traces the biblical story of the holy God who graciously sanctifies his people for his praise. Sanctification comes at God’s initiative, continues by God’s power, and culminates in God’s glorious presence. Köstenberger explains how positional sanctification empowers believers’ progressive growth in holiness through participation in Christ, propelling us toward moral excellence, missional community, and meaningful relationships. I warmly recommend this book!”

Signs of the Messiah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I highly recommend this theologically rich yet highly accessible introduction to John's Gospel! Drawing on decades of faithful scholarship, Professor Kostenberger is a reliable guide to help readers grasp John's storyline and core message.”

The Appearing of God Our Savior

Theology

“Claire Smith expertly expounds 1–2 Timothy and Titus in this excellent entry to the New Testament Theology series. These apostolic letters not only engage pressing challenges of the early church but also instruct the church in every age to marvel at the saving plan of God, to hold fast to God-breathed Scriptures, to endure suffering, and to love Christ’s appearing. Highly recommended!”

The Beginning of the Gospel

Theology

“Peter Orr offers readers a rich biblical-theological treatment of the Gospel of Mark, which summons us to follow Christ, the Son of God and servant King. Orr insightfully calls Mark ‘the beginning of the gospel,’ drawing historical and theological links between this foundational narrative of Jesus’s life and the apostolic preaching of Paul and Peter. This is essential reading for all who study and teach Mark’s Gospel.”

The Letter to the Ephesians

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“One of this generation's finest New Testament scholars, Schreiner provides readers with a rare combination of biblical faithfulness, serious exegesis, accessible style, and pastoral warmth.”

The New Elder's Handbook

Church Leadership & Ministry

“The New Elder’s Handbook offers a wealth of biblical wisdom and practical resources for disciple making and leadership development. I warmly recommend this helpful book to current and aspiring elders who desire to put into practice 2 Timothy 2:2 and entrust the gospel to faithful men who will be able to teach others also.”

Unfolding Redemption

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I highly recommend this engaging overview of the Former Prophets and Latter Writings. Ian J. Vaillancourt blends crisp prose, rich exegesis, and compelling theological synthesis to equip readers to grasp the glorious message of these challenging Old Testament books.”

NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.

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1–2 Timothy and Titus

Co-author

Bible Studies & Devotionals

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After Emmaus

Theology

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All Things New

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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Five Views of Christ in the Old Testament

Co-author

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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