J. Scott Duvall
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J. Scott Duvall co-wrote Preaching God's Word, Grasping God's Word, and Living God's Word with others.
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A Companion to the Book of Revelation
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Dave Mathewson is a wise and trustworthy navigator through the mysterious and controversial book of Revelation. His Companion to the Book of Revelation is exactly what most people need to negotiate this apocalyptic wilderness successfully. He offers substantive, up-to-date scholarship in clear, understandable language and covers all the essential areas: historical background, interpretive issues, theological concerns, and contemporary application. If you are drawn to study the book of Revelation, I can think of no better guide than Mathewson’s Companion.”
Biblical Exegesis of New Testament Greek: James
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In Biblical Exegesis of New Testament Greek: James, Craig Price provides a clear, accurate, and student-friendly approach to learning New Testament exegesis. Using James as the primary field of study, students plow into grammar, translation, exegesis, phrasing, vocabulary review, and application. This trustworthy guide will equip students to know, use, and love the New Testament at a much deeper level.”
Christian Living
“We have few trustworthy resources today to help us bridge the gap between solid biblical truth and wise, real-life application. Many resources go one way or the other, leaving believers to figure out by themselves how truth and life work together. In their timely book Finding Freedom in Jesus, JP Foster and Matt Williams provide just what we need—wisdom for living into biblical truth—and all this wisdom circulates around the question of the century: Who am I? I enthusiastically applaud their gift to the church.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Following the Lamb brings solid biblical scholarship to bear on a much-neglected topic: discipleship in the book of Revelation. Marriner's excellent work uses the Gospel of John to shed light on how Revelation speaks to what it meant (and means) to follow Jesus. Those interested in how Christian disciples should live in a demanding world will benefit greatly from Marriner's biblically-reliable, comprehensive, and insightful contribution.”
Theology
“In a world where our very humanity is called into question and redefined, Brad Sickler offers truth and hope in a well-reasoned manner. God on the Brain takes the Bible and religious experience seriously and views science as a partner rather than an adversary. Sickler offers a theologically reliable way forward through the dangers of materialism, naturalism, and many other ‘-isms’ that try to steer us away from living a fully Christian life. If the church takes Sickler’s work seriously, we will be extremely well prepared to love God with our entire being in a much deeper and more profound way. Highly recommended!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Rediscovering Jesus isn't like other books on Jesus. As first-rate scholars and seasoned guides to interpreting the New Testament, Capes, Reeves and Richards provide wise and responsible answers. But perhaps more importantly, and what sets this book apart from others, they ask questions almost no one else is asking, questions that we all wonder about. They are keen listeners not only to what the Scriptures say about Jesus but also to what our world wants to know about him. Here we have a classic example of what John Stott called 'double listening': paying attention to both the authoritative text and the needs of an intrigued and seeking world. Rediscovering Jesus is evangelical in theology, canonical in scope, historically informed, scholarly responsible and pedagogically savvy. I enthusiastically recommend it as an engaging resource for enriching our lives and leading us to follow the good but untamable Jesus of the Bible more faithfully.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In this introduction to John's Gospel, Kostenberger provides a clear, trustworthy guide to understanding and applying the powerful message of this captivating book. He draws from decades of first-rate Johannine scholarship in offering readers an engaging, well-organized, persuasively written account. You can do no better than Signs of the Messiah for a reliable historical, literary, and theological primer on John's Gospel. Highly recommended!”
Theology
“In These Brothers of Mine . . . in light of his own theological and spiritual journey, Dalrymple persuasively demonstrates that Jesus's person and work should shape our biblical theology of important topics such as God's people, the temple, and the land. Here you have a christocentric reading of the Scriptures that offers a much-needed corrective to a shortsighted and overly literalistic way of understanding how God's promises have been and will be fulfilled . . . I recommend it highly.”
Where Is the Promise of His Coming?
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Mathewson's Where is the Promise of His Coming? examines an age-old question that hasn't been sufficiently addressed by evangelical scholarship: why has Jesus's return been delayed? Mathewson proves a wise and reliable guide through the various New Testament texts on the subject . . . Superb scholarship in service of the church is what you have in Mathewson's work, and I wholeheartedly recommend it!”
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