Daniel J. Treier
Theology
“Wesley Hill provides an intriguing argument for fundamentally reframing the questions we ask about Pauline christology and trinitarian theology. Given the exegetical care and theological consciousness on display in this well-written book, Hill’s case deserves serious consideration. Along the way, the book models promising interaction between Scripture and Christian doctrine.”
Portraits of the Righteous in the Psalms
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Daniel Owens provides a responsible treatment of four key psalms linked to character, a valuable case study for canonical approaches to the Psalter, and an intriguing experiment in applying Bakhtinian and virtue-oriented concepts to Psalms interpretation. Not the final word on its broader subjects, this book nevertheless advances the dialogue at multiple points.”
Providence in the Story of Scripture
Theology
“This book offers both a basic introduction to providence and a hope-filled retrieval of a classic framework for the doctrine. Along the way, Adamson Co provides several creative, compelling illustrations of how our hope in God’s good providence makes a difference for contemporary life.”
Science & Faith
“This book is full of good sense about biblical interpretation. Readers who work through the principles and examples in the early chapters will be prepared for an approach to Genesis that prioritizes the intended message of the sacred text rather than modern disputes. Those who want the Scriptures to set the agenda regarding creation will benefit from this careful appropriation of C. S. Lewis’s literary wisdom. Jack Collins has the spiritual sensitivity, exegetical skill, and theological savvy to be a trustworthy guide.”
Reading Scripture as a Political Act
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Bringing together the concerns of political theology and historical patterns of the interpretation of scripture is a great idea. The essays here present a dizzying array of questions and possibilities. But some of the performances—ancient and modern—are also dazzling, and this collection takes an important initiative toward a new kind of conversation.”
Reading Scripture as the Church
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This book is a great idea; it's high time for a fuller engagement with Bonhoeffer's theological hermeneutics. Even those with a few misgivings will benefit from Derek Taylor's appropriation of the core theme: reading Scripture faithfully involves hearing the voice of the risen Christ and together following him.”
Theology
“Kent Eilers deeply loves the risen Christ and his students. These two loves shine through this winsome primer, which is full of creative energy, pedagogical skill, and spiritual wisdom.”
Reading Wisdom and Psalms as Christian Scripture
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“I wish that this book had been available when I was a student! Chris Ansberry is a sage guide—technically astute and theologically engaged—regarding Wisdom and the Psalms. These pages are full of compelling images, informative sidebars, and elegant prose—all pointing to the God-given richness of biblical truth.”
Christian Living
“A book like this is long overdue and vitally important. Combining theological training, many years of legal experience, and authentically evangelical convictions, Matt Martens is just the person to write it. In part 1 he provides a biblical framework that connects criminal justice with Christian love in light of just war reasoning. In part 2 this framework helps us to appreciate certain features of America’s criminal justice system while identifying an urgent need for reform. As a result, this book will make us better citizens of both Christ’s kingdom and our earthly cities.”
Theology
“Uche Anizor and Hank Voss have taught me a great deal about the biblical doctrine of royal priesthood—not only in their theoretical work but also in their personal churchly practice. I'm excited to see their respective insights brought together and made more widely available in this new book. The ideal result would be an enacted Protestant ecclesiology that, having been reformed through recovery of its own heritage, strengthens Christ's entire body with this distinctive gift.”
Theology
“Retrieving Eternal Generation is a vital gift to evangelical theology. The various authors provide stimulating biblical exegesis, hermeneutical breadth, historical expertise, and theological depth. Respectfully but courageously engaging the challengers of this classic doctrine, they transcend polemics to contribute fresh dogmatic insight. insight. I will be referring to several of these essays again and again.”
Science and the Doctrine of Creation
Science & Faith
“This volume represents another valuable contribution of the Creation Project to our understanding of this vital doctrine. The thinkers profiled are influential, and the chapter authors are insightful. As the editors suggest, these case studies frequently deepen our awareness that seeking appropriate concord between theology and science is complex but inevitable for biblical Christians.”
Theology
“In The Crucified King, Jeremy Treat makes a helpful start toward reintegrating what should never have been torn asunder: not only God’s kingdom and Christ’s atoning work, but also biblical theology and theological reflection.”
Theology
“Here, James R. Gordon presents a clearly written, precisely argued, and compelling case for a crucial yet neglected aspect of the doctrine of the Incarnation. His appropriation of analytic tools while attending carefully to Scripture and the dogmatic tradition offers a promising model for others to follow.”
The Idea of a Christian School
Discipleship & Christian Education
“As a former board member, I can testify that most parents, students, and even teachers struggle to articulate the mission of Christian schooling. This book provides the basic understanding that we all need: a readable summary of the worldview-oriented approach that has shaped Christian schools for several decades—an approach that, with ongoing refinement, can help us to ‘excel still more’ at helping students to flourish as God’s image-bearers.”
The Same God Who Works All Things
Theology
“Here Adonis Vidu thoroughly addresses an important and neglected concept. While long and demanding, this book offers some insightful analogies and important distinctions. As a result, contemporary theologians can become more aware of how a classically Trinitarian perspective might affect a range of Christian doctrines.”
Theological Interpretation of Scripture
Theology
“In this brief companion we find a focused, clear account of major themes in Steve Fowl's approach as well as gracious interaction with the work of others and numerous illustrative appeals to Scripture itself. This is definitely a case in which less is more: attention to this little book will prove very fruitful for engagement in biblical interpretation as a theological practice.”
Christian Living
“This helpful primer provides the common sense, plain speech, biblical perspective, and evangelical commitment we’ve come to expect from Graham Cole.”
Theology in the Context of World Christianity
Theology
“This book is a great idea, executed well — offering a vital complement to traditional, “Western” doctrinal categories. There is much instruction here for theological students and teachers alike. Tennent asks important questions, providing answers that are often insightful and always biblically thoughtful.”
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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