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Daniel K. Eng

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Daniel K. Eng has served as Associate Professor of New Testament at Western Seminary.

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Daily Liturgy Devotional

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“This book is a gift to Christians who seek guidance in our devotional times with the Lord. In addition to Scripture readings, Doug O’Donnell provides helpful instruction on the facets of prayer: adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication. There are also model prayers from the people of God throughout history, from the Psalms to the great hymns of our faith. This volume will be of great use for both individual and group worship.”

Evil Empire?

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Christopher S. Chen’s Evil Empire? skillfully tackles the question of whether a committed follower of Christ can hold political power. Using the centurions in Luke–Acts as a springboard, Chen draws from the broader biblical text and historical examples from both Roman and Chinese history to make a compelling and inspiring case that it is indeed possible to be a faithful servant of the Lord even within a hostile political system.”

Faith Embodied

Christian Living

“Drawing upon his theological training and his medical expertise, Rev. Dr. Ko eloquently reflects on the integration of physical function with worship and Christian service. This book emphatically offers a remedy to the divorce of the physical and the spiritual.”

James, Volume 16

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is a worthy contribution to the study of James. Blomberg and Johnson skillfully walk through the major theological themes of the epistle and show how they fit together. This work will be valuable for both the classroom and the pulpit.”

The Completed Work of Christ in John 17:4

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Skillfully researched and clearly written, Eric C. Redmond’s The Completed Work of Christ in John 17:4 is a powerful work of exegesis. Through linguistic and literary analysis, he makes a persuasive case that the ‘completed work’ is Christ’s revelation of the Father, a work distinct from the atonement. This book offers a vital framework for reading the Fourth Gospel.”

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