Daniel J. Treier
A Companion to the Theology of John Webster
Theology
“This collection is a fitting tribute to a theologian beloved by many of us. Yet these essays avoid fawning; they advance constructive, critical understanding of Webster’s thought. John would be pleased that ultimately this book celebrates the perfection and presence of the Triune God, not the imperfect testimony of a particular theologian, however insightful.”
Theology
“I have assigned previous editions of this book in survey courses, and students have benefited from its clear, well-organized layout of major issues and arguments. With this new edition, Boyd and Eddy will continue orienting newcomers to evangelical theology, as well as fostering mutual understanding between those who hold different views.”
History & Biography
“FATEB’s first fifty years comprise a history of indigenous initiative, global cooperation, institutional adaptability, and divine provision. For evangelical educators and missiologists with ears to hear, Robinson’s chronicle is an inspiring and instructive case study, full of ordinary yet faithful humanity.”
Atonement and the Life of Faith
Theology
“Adam Johnson is a simultaneously contemplative and passionate guide to atonement theology. His wide-ranging explorations encourage those of us who are at home in traditional Protestant soteriology to engage with neighboring concepts like healing, forgiveness, and other aspects of the Holy Spirit’s reconciling work.”
Theology
“Becoming God's Family weaves together God's design for the redeemed community. This biblical tapestry holds together beautifully, even if a thread or two may be a bit stretched. This well-informed and practical book issues a compelling and challenging call to embrace God's love for the church.”
Theology
“Jonathan Hoglund's account of the effectual call is deeply engaged with Scripture, respectful of various theological traditions, and sensitive to the doctrine's complexities. The treatment of the effectual call's content is particularly insightful. This book calls each of us to hear again the Word of the triune God, by the Spirit, that Jesus is our saving Lord.”
Christological Anthropology in Historical Perspective
Theology
“In this book, one of today’s foremost experts on theological anthropology reintroduces some neglected thinkers and launches an intriguing new research angle. Marc Cortez has some surprises in store for those who think they know the exact parameters of what counts as Christology or what it means for Jesus to embrace our humanity.”
Theology
“This book has value as both a primer and a plea. It’s a primer for engaging very complex material—especially surveying the relevant philosophical debates. And it’s a plea for embracing mere classical theism—neither rejecting it as unbiblical nor requiring a more specific version for ‘orthodoxy’ than history will bear. Without having all the answers, Jordan Steffaniak can help us to frame better questions.”
Theology
“A great idea and a valuable contribution to the church. Stephen Nichols provides a wise selection of classic excerpts on the doctrine of Christ, and he places them in the context of a readable story with helpful explanations that ordinary Christians can follow.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Michael Kibbe's compact guide delivers a lot of practical wisdom for those beginning to write theological research papers. Other guides can be so long that assigning them competes with the actual reading and writing you want students to undertake! By contrast, this one gets to the point and gives concrete examples without denying the mysteries of the research process.”
Theology
“Daniel Hill’s work exemplifies the dialogical possibilities of biblically committed, yet teachable, evangelical theology. The dialogue he pursues in this book shines a helpful spotlight on the connection between our nurture in the church and the nature of our humanity.”
Theology
“illumination pulses with joy. He enriches evangelical understanding by connecting illumination more organically to inseparable Trinitarian operations, to participation in Christ, to varied traditions and practices—and ultimately to the heart and the body along with the mind.”
Introducing Theological Method
Theology
“This introduction will generate helpful encounters with important modern theologians and movements--some who are well known, others who have been neglected. The variety of their approaches will challenge and enrich those of us who seek to be biblically faithful, ecumenically traditional, gratefully evangelical, and globally engaged theologians.”
Jesus and the God of Classical Theism
Theology
“This helpful book details the biblical basis and conceptual coherence of traditional Christologies. Along the way, Steve Duby provides a thorough primer on numerous aspects of classical theism and the modern debates it has generated.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Kevin Vanhoozer has a gift for revitalizing evangelical theology with imaginative paradigms. This hermeneutical magnum opus does it again! The transfiguration paradigm coherently extends his earlier thinking—on textual meaning, the drama of doctrine, and thus theological exegesis—yet sheds new light on an enduring challenge and a glorious reality: the canonical, Christological extension of Scripture’s literal sense.”
Theology
“Evangelical retrieval of classical trinitarianism is a vital project. This massive resource represents various approaches and levels of polemical intensity along with a core set of convictions. I can't believe I read the whole thing! But its many fine essays convey valuable insights, sound some necessary alarms, and pose enduring questions.”
Christian Living
“Out of Context is a practical guide to important skills for interpreting the Bible—practical enough to encourage you that growth as a student of Scripture is really possible. Richard Schultz also offers a good example of truly constructive criticism: his treatment of problematic interpretations is humble, restrained, and forward-looking, helping readers not just to see what’s wrong but also to pursue what’s right. This book therefore models the harmony of truth and love we need to see more often in the body of Christ.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Introducing Evangelical Theology
Theology
The Authority of the Septuagint
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Theology
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