Gary Millar

Covenant and God's Purpose for the World

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Simply brilliant! Thomas Schreiner manages to capture both the fine detail and the broad sweep of the covenantal shape of the Bible concisely, faithfully, and irenically. This book may be short, but it is fresh and deeply profound. I know of no better introduction to this vital area of biblical theology. There are, of course, specific areas where readers may disagree with his conclusions, but that doesn’t detract from the unique usefulness of this book.”

Fill the Earth

Evangelism & Missions

“Matt Newkirk has done the church a great service in providing a much-needed, exegetically robust, and biblical-theologically nuanced account of the mission of God, the mission of the church, and the place of ‘missions.’ Fill the Earth moves effortlessly between careful and detailed exegesis of key texts and sweeping discussions of the flow of biblical theology. Even if readers may not agree with every single conclusion that is reached, the rigor with which the text is handled will both enrich and challenge. This book is a sure-footed guide to this most vital subject—I know of no better place to start in thinking through a biblical theology of missions.”

Job

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Christopher Ash writes beautifully—this book is a delight to read! But that isn’t its greatest strength. Nor is the fact that these pages are filled with nuanced and fresh exegetical insights. Christopher has succeeded in producing the richest, most moving, most deeply cross-centered and God-glorifying treatment of Job I have ever read. This book marries brilliant explanation with powerful gospel-driven application. It is simply a ‘must-have’ resource for anyone intending to preach through Job.”

Ministry in the New Realm

Theology

“Dane Ortlund has done us a great service in writing this book: no one should preach through 2 Corinthians without reading it! Writing on 2 Corinthians is often complex and even confused, but this reliable guide is succinct, crystal clear, profound, and, like the letter itself, immeasurably rich. Short enough to serve the preacher well, it manages to handle all the key points of debate deftly. The chapters ‘Inaugurated Eschatology’ and ‘Strength through Weakness’ alone are worth the purchase price. I cannot commend this book highly enough.”

Raised according to the Scriptures

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Raised according to the Scriptures helpfully highlights the fact that the gospel of Jesus Christ isn’t an add-on to the Old Testament, but is written into its very fabric. S. D. Ellison highlights how the need for a death-defeating, resurrected rescuer is anticipated in multiple texts, preparing the way for the coming of the messiah in the New Testament. I’m sure that this book will be helpful to many in seeing Christ in all the Scriptures.”

The Trinity Hurdle

Apologetics

“This is a carefully argued, nuanced, and much-needed book. Sutcliffe has drawn on many years' experience, searching reflection, and thorough exegesis of the Cristadelphian movement to provide us with a resource I hope will be used for many years to come.”

The Whole Counsel of God

Church Leadership & Ministry

Foreword

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