Christopher W. Morgan
Biography
Christopher W. Morgan co-wrote The Glory of God and Paul with Robert A. Peterson, and co-edited The Glory of God and Faith Comes by Hearing with Robert A. Peterson.
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A Multi-Intentioned View of the Extent of the Atonement
Theology
“Few issues fuel debate as much as the extent of the atonement. Gary Shultz boldly enters the discussion, surveying the theological landscape, raising key questions, and setting forth this well-researched, evenhanded, and thought-provoking proposal.”
Theology
“This is theology at its best. Written by one of evangelicalism’s finest theologians, Against the Darkness is biblical, systematic, pastoral, fresh, and faithful. It is exegetically driven, historically rooted, philosophically astute, globally aware, systematically related, and crisply written. And it is downright interesting, addressing pressing questions with carefulness and candor.”
Ancient Wisdom for the Care of Souls
Theology
“Sometimes it takes getting out of our own culture to see our misguided assumptions, including those about ministry. As pastors, we need to prioritize Scripture as our authority and glean wisdom from the local church, the global church, and the historic church. This helpful volume takes us back to the early church so we can learn from the church fathers about pastoral spirituality, theology, and ministry.”
Andrew Fuller’s Theology of Revival
Theology
“This carefully researched, well-organized, and clearly written volume sheds light on Andrew Fuller’s theological approach to spiritual renewal. It sets it in historical and theological context, clarifies it against some alternative views, and applies it to related topics. Ryan Rindels is to be commended for this fine contribution to the growing literature on Fuller.”
History & Biography
“With clarity and verve, Paul House ably demonstrates, synthesizes, and applies Bonhoeffer’s historic insights into theological education. The result is a timely and fresh reclamation of our life together for the church and for colleges and seminaries seeking to come alongside the church in discipling future pastors. A must read for professors, pastors, administrators, and students who want to know the what, why, and how of theological education.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In Christ and the New Creation, Matthew Emerson ably interacts with major biblical passages and interprets the new creation theme holistically, theologically, and with an eye for how it affects the church. The writing is clear, the argument cogent, the structure appropriate, and the contribution both significant and timely.”
Theology
“Writers of all levels will find help in this book. It is clear, personal, and even enjoyable. More than that, it is wise, filled with guidance for those trying to get started, hope for those who feel stuck, and ideas for those who have published for decades.”
Theology
“Persecution lies in the context of much of the Scriptures, and persecution emerges as a significant theme throughout the biblical story. Persecution also remains the daily reality for millions of Christians, and is in some sense the experience of all Christians. Christians in the Crosshairs: Persecution in the Bible and around the World Today sheds biblical, theological, missional, and practical light on this difficult but awe-inspiring theme of persecution. Clear, edifying, thoughtful, and mature, this book is based on years of research, teaching, pastoral ministry, and praying about persecution. Even more, it is important for understanding the Bible, persecution, the church, our mission, the culture, and ourselves.”
Theology
“Persecution lies in the context of much of the Scriptures, and persecution emerges as a significant theme throughout the biblical story. Persecution also remains the daily reality for millions of Christians, and is in some sense the experience of all Christians. Christians in the Crosshairs: Persecution in the Bible and around the World Today sheds biblical, theological, missional, and practical light on this difficult but awe-inspiring theme of persecution. Clear, edifying, thoughtful, and mature, this book is based on years of research, teaching, pastoral ministry, and praying about persecution. Even more, it is important for understanding the Bible, persecution, the church, our mission, the culture, and ourselves.”
Theology
“Graham Cole guides us through the neglected but precious biblical theme of glorification. The glorious God who created us to bear his image saves us, uniting us to Christ, conforming us into his image, and even sharing his glory with us. Reading Glorification not only deepens our theology; it compels us to rejoice in our glorious God and his gifts to us, especially our glorious purpose, our glorious identity, and our glorious future.”
Theology
“God Is Love is a warm, conversational, and contemporary systematic theology written by one of evangelicalism’s leading thinkers. But it is much more. It is biblically saturated, historically rooted theological wisdom for the people of God.”
Theology
“God the Son Incarnate is a masterful work written by one of evangelicalism’s finest theologians. In this substantial, perceptive, and faithful volume, the doctrine of Christ is ably situated in the biblical story, grounded in biblical theology, related to the historical and contemporary context, and synthesized via systematic theology. The result is that pastors, students, and church leaders alike will mature in their understanding and appreciation of Jesus’s life, deity, humanity, unity, and identity.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Grounded on a high view of Scripture, solid hermeneutics, and decades of pastoral experience, this clear and practical volume stresses that the goal of expository preaching is not only to make the point of the passage the point of the sermon but also to strive to allow the form of the passage to inform the form and point of the sermon. In doing so, the authors offer a rationale for, and approach to, and give helpful advice for preaching one-point expository sermons.”
Pastoral Ministry in the Real World
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Crisp, engaging, and helpful, this volume orients ministry students and pastors to ministry in the real world—its questions, concerns, responsibilities, skills, pains, and privileges. It covers the content well, strikes the right tone, interweaves research with pastoral experience, and is outlined quite clearly. There is much wisdom in this book.”
Children & Youth
“Delightful pictures, clear style, and faithful theology! Big Theology for Little Hearts will engage our children and launch us into teaching our little ones about our Lord.”
Regeneration, Revival, and Creation
History & Biography
“Jonathan Edwards was a renowned eighteenth-century pastor, theologian, revival leader, philosopher, and missionary, and the ripple effects of his theology and ministry continue even today. Regeneration, Revival, and Creation addresses compelling aspects of Edwards’s teaching and displays the quality work of the inaugural conference of the Jonathan Edwards Center at Gateway Seminary. The seminary, the center, its board, editors Chris Chun and Kyle Strobel, and the contributors are to be commended on this fine achievement.”
Theology
“Gregg Allison’s Sojourners and Strangers is historically informed, exegetically driven, and theological precise. Even more, this timely tour-de-force ecclesiology displays a love for the church and is written for the church!”
Theology
“This volume is both clear and deep, concise and packed with insights—a remarkable achievement! Don’t let the size of this volume fool you. Here we have one of evangelicalism’s finest theologians wisely guiding us through difficult but awe-inspiring terrain, the attributes of our God.”
The Kingdom of God and the Glory of the Cross
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The kingdom of God is central to the biblical storyline and should become central in our theology. A clear, faithful, and solid portrayal of the kingdom, this volume helps us both understand the biblical teaching on the kingdom and view the Bible through the vantage point of the kingdom of God.”
Theology
“Clearly written, biblically driven, and historically grounded, this volume paints a theologically faithful portrait of Jesus. What could be more important for the church?”
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