David R. Bauer

A Mediator in Matthew

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In recent years students of Matthew have witnessed a relative dearth of treatments on the important subject of the Son of Man in this Gospel. Craig Saunders has addressed the lacuna by offering a fresh and in many ways novel understanding of this theme in Matthew’s Gospel.”

A Public and Political Christ

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The breadth of this book is immense. Bruehler brings thorough research and balanced judgment to bear in this study that probes hermeneutical method, Lucan theology, and the political character of Jesus' ministry. I recommend it most highly.”

It’s About Time

Christian Living

“Brook Thelander breathes new meaning into the seasons of the Christian year. He not only explains in clear terms their origin in the history of the church, but by combining biblical exposition, theological reflection, and reference to authors as diverse as Athanasius and Sayers probes their significance for contemporary Christians as they face the various struggles and questions of their lives.”

The Meaning of “Make Disciples” in the Broader Context of the Gospel of Matthew

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

“In the process of exploring how the broader context of Matthew’s Gospel illumines the missionary commissioning, Arthur’s study provides fresh insight into the meaning of passages throughout the Gospel and the Gospel in the large. This study is informative on a number of levels and instructive in several critical ways.”

The Mission of the Triune God

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Patrick Schreiner offers here a valuable and beautifully wrapped gift to every serious reader of the book of Acts. Not only does Schreiner discuss each major theological theme of Acts in depth, which is itself a significant contribution, but he is careful to show how Luke integrates these various themes into an overarching, powerful, and rich theological message that resonates with the church in every age as it desperately seeks renewal. Schreiner’s lively writing style makes this book a joy to read, his many graphs and images render the work easily understandable, and his allusions to contemporary popular culture reinforce his underlying conviction that the message of Acts is every bit as relevant today as when it first burst onto the scene.”

The New Testament and the Future of the Cosmos

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Juza’s The New Testament and the Future of the Cosmos addresses in a straightforward way one of the most difficult and long-debated points in New Testament eschatology: Will this universe be annihilated at the eschaton, or will the consummation mean a redeemed and restored cosmos? Juza offers a judicious interpretation of the views of each New Testament writer, concluding with a portrait of the overarching New Testament perspective. This is one of the most significant books to appear in New Testament eschatology within the last several years.”