David S. Dockery
Biography
David S. Dockery wrote Christian Scripture and Our Christian Hope, and co-wrote Seeking the Kingdom with David E. Garland.
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Fiction
“Nothing short of brilliant. David Whitlock has creatively put together a fascinating introductory textbook for college and university business students. In this well written work students will be introduced to all aspects of the business world . . . This exciting pedagogical tool enables students to grasp the big picture, while wrestling with matters of faith, ethical issues, and accountability challenges. . . . I heartily commend it and trust it will find the wide audience it deserves.”
Christian Living
“With brilliant editorial efforts and insightful introductions by Kapic and Taylor, John Owen's magnificent treatises on sin and sanctification have been made available for a new generation.”
Patterns for a New Testament Church
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Cecil Taylor is to be commended for putting together these insightful snapshots of the New Testament churches in Jerusalem, Antioch, Berea, Ephesus, Philippi, Thessalonica, Corinth, Galatia, and Samaria. Each chapter of Patterns for a New Testament Church offers principles and practices that can be learned from each first-century congregation with implications for strengthening churches in the twenty-first century. Pastors, church leaders, and students will benefit from this helpful and applicable book.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Timely, engaging, probing, carefully researched and faithful to the biblical text, Plowshares and Pruning Hooks will be helpful reading for students, biblical scholars, theologians and pastors alike. Not all questions are answered, but the right questions are raised. While not satisfying all of his readers, Sandy offers considerable guidance for the beginning student and provides fresh insights for the seasoned scholar. This comprehensive exploration of the language of prophecy and apocalyptic will prove to be valuable for many.”
Theology
“Matthew Barrett is certainly to be congratulated on bringing together this outstanding group of top-tier theologians and Reformation scholars to produce this wonderful resource. Not only are readers given a masterful survey of historical theology illuminating the key reformational themes of the sixteenth century, but also we are provided thoughtful and insightful guidance to wrestle with the important theological issues facing the church in the twenty-first century. I am delighted to recommend this comprehensive work.”
Christian Living
“An engagingly written work to strengthen believers in their efforts to engage the world in a winsome and effective manner. This excellent book provides an illuminating and thoughtful way forward for the twenty-first-century church to think, live, speak, and worship. Bertrand has made a splendid contribution to the ongoing conversation regarding Christian worldview thinking. After reading this book I wanted to shout, 'Yes and Amen!' I heartily commend this book and trust it will receive a wide readership.”
Christian Living
“With the creativity and communication skills we have come to expect from Thaddeus Williams, this outstanding, engaging, and interactive volume guides readers to think deeply about the greatness and grace of God in fresh and thoughtful ways. With Scripture, readings, stories, art, and the reflections of other key thinkers, Williams invites us to worship, trust, love, adore, follow, and enjoy the eternal triune God, who is our creator, providential sustainer, and redeemer. Encouraging prayerful response and application, the book prioritizes reverence over relevance, with the hope of bringing renewal to our lives and reform to our churches. It is a genuine joy to heartily recommend Revering God.”
Revisioning, Renewing, Rediscovering the Triune Center
Theology
“Revisioning, Renewing, Rediscovering the Triune Center is a marvelous volume containing engaging essays written by a wide variety of important thinkers and theologians. Through the capable oversight of a gifted editorial team, readers of this volume have been presented with an impressive, comprehensive, and up-to-date theological symposium, a veritable theological feast. Scholars, students, and pastors will find this book not only to be a most helpful contribution, but a truly fitting tribute to the life, work, and legacy of Stanley J. Grenz.”
Christian Living
“James Emery White has done it again. In this new work, Serious Times, he has given us not only a thorough analysis of the cultural challenges we currently face but a skillfully developed response that calls for the church to deepen our souls and develop our minds as we seek to answer the call of our day. White's well-written and readable volume is indeed a serious mandate for these serious times. The theological depth and careful thinking displayed throughout the book will strengthen pastors, teachers and laypeople who engage in these important issues. I heartily commend this book.”
Shalom Yesterday, Today, and Forever
Theology
“Wearing his many hats as teacher, churchman, biblical interpreter, and thoughtful theologian, Mark DeVine capably guides his readers through the multiple dimensions of the biblical concept of shalom. Thoroughly grounding his work in Scripture and informed by key Christian thinkers and the best of the Great Tradition, DeVine provides a coherent and full-orbed exploration of redemptive history from Eden to the new heavens and the new earth. . . . It is a joy to recommend this work to pastors, church leaders, and students, who will greatly benefit from this well-designed and thoughtfully presented volume.”
Theology
“Peter Tie and Justin Tan are to be congratulated on bringing together nine talented writers to provide a thoughtful and symphonic approach to the person and work of the Holy Spirit in global theology. Throughout the pages of Spirit Wind, readers are given a multi-perspective look at this key doctrine from the vantage points of biblical theology, historical theology, and cultural/pastoral theology. Shaped by an unapologetic commitment to scriptural authority as well as a particular focus on Chinese theology, this engaging volume will be a blessing for theologians and missiologists as well as for pastors and students.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Stewardship for the Care of Souls is a wonderful book that will help pastors, church leaders, and individuals think wisely and biblically, rather than merely pragmatically, about the importance of stewardship in all aspects of our life, including, but not limited to finances. Nathan Meador and Heath Curtis bring years of pastoral ministry experience to this project, weaving together theological commitments, biblical understanding, wisdom from their years of service, and insightful counsel for teaching and addressing these vitally important issues in the life of a congregation. This brief volume is another excellent contribution to the outstanding Lexham Ministry Series.”
Suffering and the Goodness of God
Theology
“Those who read this book will thank the gifted team of authors for their careful biblical, theological, philosophical, and ethical engagement with the problem of suffering and evil. This timely book addresses these crucial and challenging issues with clarity, conviction, and pastoral sensitivity. Readers will be strengthened, edified, and encouraged. I highly recommend this most important book.”
Christian Living
“Craig Ott has given us a carefully researched, thoughtfully written, and passionately presented exposition of the church and its calling. The Church on Mission offers a clear and cogent understanding of God’s people, their work, and their place in the world, doing so in a thoroughly biblical and theologically informed manner at a time when there is great confusion, uncertainty, and ambiguity about the church. Inviting readers to become students of both God’s Word and God’s world, Ott has provided us with a faithful and relevant vision for carrying out God’s calling, God’s commission, and God’s commandment to and for all peoples of the world. Pastors, church leaders, and students alike will be blessed by their interaction with this refreshing, engaging, and highly readable book.”
The Collected Writings of James Leo Garrett Jr., 1950–2015: Volume One
Theology
“The first volume of The Collected Writings of James Leo Garrett Jr. is a marvelous gift for a new generation of students as well as all who are interested in Baptist and evangelical history. Wyman Richardson is to be commended and congratulated for his coordination of this valuable project. This collection makes available the most significant writings from the premier Southern Baptist theologian over the second half of the twentieth century. Readers will be introduced to the important themes of Baptist theology and Baptist history that have shaped Garrett’s careful thinking and thoughtful writings through the years.”
The Collected Writings of James Leo Garrett Jr., 1950–2015: Volume Three
Foreword
(wrote the foreword)
Work, Money & Leadership
“Matthias has written a thoughtful, reflective, and instructive guide for Christian teachers. While this book has wide-ranging application for educators and Christians in other fields of service, the carefully-designed chapters in this volume provide wise counsel particularly and especially for those struggling with the very real tensions, antinomies, and challenges of carrying out one's calling in the classroom each and every day, semester after semester.”
Theology
“Morgan and Peterson are to be commended for putting together another outstanding volume for Crossway's Theology in Community series. The editors have assembled a first-rate group of authors to produce this highly commendable volume. The subject of the deity of Christ is carefully explored and clearly expounded from the perspectives of biblical, historical, and systematic theology. Important and timely applications for apologetics and missiology are also appropriately included. The deity of Christ is an essential doctrine of the Christian faith and The Deity of Christ should be essential reading for faithful followers of Jesus Christ.”
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