David B. Garner

After Emmaus

Theology

“By divine design, the mission of Christ has become our mission. Embedded in the purpose and power of Christ’s death and resurrection is his own mission through us. In After Emmaus, Brian Tabb pens a much-needed, rich, and rewarding missional reading of Luke-Acts (along with Matthew, John, Romans, and Peter)—not as an interpretive interest imposed on the Old and New Testaments, but as a hermeneutical mandate rooted in Scripture’s own self-interpretive authority. Navigating exegesis with the dexterity of a master surgeon and the delight of a disciple of Christ, Tabb makes an illumining exegetical and biblical-theological case that Christ’s ‘witnesses are…an extension of the risen Lord’s own activity.’ After Emmaus will inform your mind, rejoice your heart, and (re)ignite your resolve unto that divinely appointed privilege: to proclaim Christ with courage and clarity.”

Assurance of Adoption

Theology

“Written with the precision of an engineer and the heart of a pastor (Chun Tse is both), Assurance of Adoption comes as a welcome contribution to the growing corpus on the theology of adoption. Tse here restores Puritan advocacy for adoption’s pastoral poignancy. But this is no mere recapitulation. Tse nimbly excavates adoption’s storehouse of treasure for gospel assurance and distinctively unearths how and why ‘Abba! Father’ surges from the soul of the child of God.”

Insider Movements

Evangelism & Missions

“Morton aims a laser beam of clarity through the fog of insider movement (IM) theology, shining a corrective beacon upon common IM interpretations of key biblical passages and illumining certain assumptions that grip IM proponents. Through Scripture and around the world in just over one hundred pages, you will discover surprising and disturbing features of IM thinking, but you will also--by the careful, balanced, and biblical way in which Morton responds--find your heart burning afresh for the faithful preaching of the gospel . . . This is a must-read for those who love Christ and are concerned that Christ's name is proclaimed faithfully.”

The Lord's Supper as the Sign and Meal of the New Covenant

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In a warm and readable style, Guy Waters blesses the church again. By first taking us on an engaging tour of the Bible’s covenants, he sets the table for his central concern—that in the communion meal the people of God ‘truly dine with our covenant Head,’ the Lord Jesus Christ. From beginning to end, the reader will find biblical texts surveyed persuasively, historic theological distinctions tackled thoughtfully, and practical concerns addressed winsomely. Before you next partake of the Lord’s Supper, consume this volume first.”