Constantine R. Campbell

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Dr. Woodhouse is one of my favorite interpreters of Scripture. He has an uncanny ability to so carefully read a text, that you will see things you never noticed, only then to wonder why you had not seen them before. He does justice to a text in its own historical and literary contexts, while showing how it resonates with the whole story of the Bible. Finally, he is a master of conceiving preaching trajectories from the Old Testament for the edification of the church. These features, and more, characterize this outstanding volume on 2 Samuel. With its guidance, pastors will read, learn, and preach the message of 2 Samuel with greater depth of insight to the glory of the greater Davidic King.”

A Biblical-Theological Introduction to the New Testament

Theology

“While introductions to the New Testament abound, this volume is a rare gem. It admirably combines depth of scholarship and theological exegesis within a biblical-theological framework—all couched in highly readable prose, offered for the sake of the church. It will no doubt instruct and edify. Well done.”

A Greek Reader’s Apostolic Fathers

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Readers of the Greek New Testament have long enjoyed the benefits of Greek readers, which provide rare vocabulary at the bottom of each page of Greek text. Now we may enjoy the same benefits while reading the Apostolic Fathers. This is a real gift! Not only will I recommend this Apostolic Fathers Greek reader to students and colleagues, but I look forward to using it regularly myself. Highly recommended.”

A Short Guide to the Pronunciation of New Testament Greek

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Anyone serious about Koine Greek should be serious about its pronunciation. And anyone serious about the pronunciation of Koine Greek should study this book. This will be the standard introduction to the subject for decades to come.”

A Theology of Paul and His Letters

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The ideal person to write a Pauline theology is someone who has been immersed in his letters for decades and has a strong grasp on the wild world of Pauline studies. There are few scholars alive today who could rival Doug Moo on this score. Moo’s careful analysis and synthesis of the entire Pauline canon is an invaluable addition to the field, as A Theology of Paul and His Letters helpfully presents the apostle’s thought organized around the concept of the new realm in Christ, permeated by union with Christ. This wonderful resource will quickly become a standard reference work for anyone interested in Christianity’s greatest missionary-pastor-theologian.”

An Introduction to the Greek New Testament, Produced at Tyndale House, Cambridge

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This book is the perfect introduction for reading and benefiting from The Greek New Testament, Produced at Tyndale House, Cambridge. An easy read, it is brimming with helpful information—not just for orienting the reader to the Greek New Testament but also for covering broader issues like the basic principles of textual criticism and even a biblical theology of the transmission of biblical texts. Anyone interested in how the New Testament is compiled, or in the texts that stand behind it, will delight in this terrific resource.”

Basics of Greek Accents

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“There is simply no better place to start learning Greek accentuation than right here with this book.”

Biblical Theology

Church Leadership & Ministry

“This little book packs a big punch. Absorb its contents, and feel its effect for years to come.”

Christ the Gift and the Giver

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Enoch Okode offers a compelling and fresh reading of Romans 5:1–11 (and 5:12—8:39) in light of the Greco-Roman benefaction system. He persuasively argues that Paul portrays Jesus Christ as the supreme royal benefactor to whom believers must respond with faith, through suffering, in anticipation of glorification. Okode makes a valuable contribution to the growing literature addressing Paul’s messianism in light of Greco-Roman discourses of benefaction and reciprocity.”

Colossians, Volume 44A

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Destined to become a classic commentary on Paul’s letter to the Colossians, Clint Arnold’s treatment is deeply and richly informed by the best that biblical scholarship has to offer and is brimming with historical, archaeological, social, linguistic, literary, exegetical, and theological insights on virtually every page.”

Conversion

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Real conversion is not a facade of ‘niceness,’ nor does it depend on a decision made once years ago. True conversion is nothing less than rebirth, new creation, and new life in Christ. This book offers a clear and compelling account of conversion, according to the Scriptures. And it shows how essential a right understanding is for the life of every believer and every church. Highly recommended.”

Daily Scriptures

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“This is a beautiful resource that will inspire love not only for three ancient languages but for Holy Scripture itself. The carefully selected passages resonate with the thematic continuities of the Bible, thus edifying the soul and the cerebral cortex.”

Echoes of the Gospel in Harry Potter

Arts & Literature

“This delightful and insightful book reminds us that in every great story we may discover the resonances of that Great Story. Such resonances become mutually reinforcing as both stories resonate with our souls and our need for meaning and hope.”

God’s Acts for Israel, Gentiles, and Christians

Theology

“Jipp’s collection of essays is a rich tapestry of learning, insight, and interest across a variety of issues within, and arising from, the book of Acts. Anyone seeking a deeper appreciation of that book would do well to study this one with care.”

Handbook on Hebrews through Revelation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“It is no mean feat to strike a middle course between New Testament introduction and New Testament commentary: it is all too easy to succumb either to superficiality or to an inundation of details. Köstenberger masterfully steers through to produce a reading of the back end of the New Testament that is highly informative and highly readable. It offers tremendous help to students, pastors, and anyone else interested in understanding these books without getting stuck in the weeds.”

Hebrews to Revelation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Intermediate Greek Grammar

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“It is a pleasure to commend this intermediate Greek grammar. It is well informed about recent advances in the study of Greek while offering a concise and minimalist presentation of Greek syntax. By focusing on reading Greek in context, it encourages students to understand syntax in ways that make sense of the Greek language. The result is a clear, informed, and student-oriented tool for teaching and learning Greek at the next level.”

Life in the Son

Theology

“The recent resurgence of scholarly attention given to the theme of union with Christ has primarily focused on Paul, making the lack of attention to the theme within Johannine literature all the more striking. Clive Bowsher has addressed this gap with his insightful, probing, and informative volume, demonstrating the centrality of in-one-anotherness of Father–Son and believers in John's Gospel and letters. Bowsher highlights John's focus on this loving, intimate, and relational participation between God and his people, making his book essential reading for anyone wanting to understand union with Christ and/or John's writings.”

Living to the Praise of God’s Glory

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The big message of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians coheres with the big message of salvation history as revealed in the entirety of the canonical Scriptures: God is on mission to restore and renew his creation in Christ. Mark Simon’s excellent monograph offers a compelling and nuanced reading of Ephesians that draws out the missio Dei in all its glory.”

One with Christ

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Over years of researching and writing about Paul’s theology of union with Christ, I have often been asked the ‘pastoral’ question: union with Christ is grand and marvelous, but how does it affect my daily life? I’m not sure I’ve ever given a strong answer to that question. But now I will simply say, ‘Get hold of Ben Pugh’s One with Christ meditations. Do one each day. Then thank God for the blessings that will come in Christ.’”