Craig S. Keener

Pentecostal Hermeneutics in the Late Modern World

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“William Oliverio has already shown himself an expert on the state of Pentecostal hermeneutics, writing on the range of positions found among Pentecostal scholars today. This volume brings to bear his prodigious theological acumen, his knowledge of global Pentecostalism, and his insights on the most current state of Pentecostal hermeneutics.”

Person of Interest

Apologetics

“J. Warner’s writing style pulls you into the narrative; you can’t help but join his exploration as a detective. And J. Warner also provides a fresh angle. With its panoramic perspective, this book offers a fascinating journey into some lines of evidence most of us hadn’t even considered!”

Pillars in the History of Biblical Interpretation, Volume 3

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This volume and the series of which it is a part provide an invaluable introduction to many of the interpreters whose names are or should be familiar but whose range of works is difficult for any one reader to master. Like preceding volumes, it fills a genuine need and performs an important service to the academy.”

Proverbs

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The Story of God Bible Commentary series invites readers to probe how the message of the text relates to our situations today. Engagingly readable, it not only explores the biblical text but offers a range of applications and interesting illustrations.”

Reading Mark in Context

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This work is brilliantly designed to provide a maximum benefit in a relatively concise space, with contributors highlighting various sample passages relevant to Mark’s Gospel. Readers familiar with the New Testament are far more likely to remember elements of the New Testament’s ancient milieu when they are pegged to New Testament material. This offers a brilliant introduction of the relevance of early Jewish context for readers of the New Testament, as well as windows into Mark.”

ReGrace

Christian Living

“Insurgence commands attention with its forthright, compelling vision of the kingdom that treats a wide range of facets of the kingdom message.”

Revelation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Engagingly readable, it not only explores the biblical text but offers a range of applications and interesting illustrations.”

Roman Crucifixion and the Death of Jesus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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Romans

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Romans

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“As one expects from Michael Gorman, this commentary is theologically rich as well as spiritually inviting and edifying. It is accessible and practical yet well-informed. Aware of debates and engaging controversial questions, where necessary, Gorman remains characteristically generous and Christ-focused.”

Sacramental Sermons

Preaching & Worship

“Integrating homiletics and hermeneutics with spiritual formation and pastoral concern, as Paul did, Gary Tyra invites us to go beyond merely devising nice sermons. He summons us to welcome God to speak through us, so that our congregations encounter him in a living way, to preach in a prophetic, Spirit-empowered way that effects transformation.”

Seeing the Supernatural

Apologetics

“There’s more to reality than meets the eye. Here Lee Strobel brings together many of the best of his research interviews that support Christian faith and address contemporary challenges. Like an exciting adventure, this book is too engaging to easily put down. It reminds us that God is real and active, as is the living hope he has placed before us.”

Seeing the Supernatural for Teens

Apologetics

Serving God Under Siege

History & Biography

“War in Congo claimed many lives and displaced my wife and her family for eighteen months. Syniy’s book reveals the speed at which the normalcy of peace can be shattered by the horrors of war and displacement, even in a comparatively economically advanced setting like Ukraine, in Europe. This book also testifies to the spirit of those who, in Christ, find and create hope for the future from the remains of the past.”

Seven Events That Shaped the New Testament World

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Warren Carter is a skilled writer. Organized around seven key events and their effects, this book provides a fresh approach to setting the New Testament and early Christianity in context. Though scholars lack unanimity on some debated matters that introductions must treat, readers will find the book enjoyable, thought provoking, and full of fascinating information and perspectives.”

Slaves, Women & Homosexuals

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Teaching hermeneutics will never be quite the same after one reads this thought-provoking book. The ethical issues it explores raise even deeper questions of how to apply 'cultural background' in interpreting the Bible. Even those who differ on some details will find most of the book's arguments persuasive and helpful, and no one can afford to ignore the issues it raises.”

Spirit Wind

Theology

“Several years ago, the president of the Society for New Testament Studies spoke of Chinese as one of the important emerging languages for theological discourse. Happily for many of us, the present book is in English, but it offers valuable perspectives relevant for all those interested in biblical, theological, and cultural voices of the global church.”

Studies in the Acts of the Apostles

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This book collects for the first time Rick Strelan’s insightful essays on Acts, which I have typically found very helpful in my own work on that book.”

Studies on the Origin of Divine and Resurrection Christology

Apologetics

“Building on his recent works, Andrew Loke advances the debate with relentless logic which he pursues magnificently, engaging point-by-point with critics.”

Temple of the Living God

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Although others have rightly explored the Judean background of NT temple imagery, Richardson here fills an important gap by showing how a Diaspora audience would have conceptualized temple language . . . He establishes and maintains a consistent approach as he works through the ancient philosophic sources and, afterward, through key texts in the Corinthian correspondence.”