J. T. English
Becoming a Disciple of the King
Theology
“We follow Jesus because of who he is and what he has accomplished. I’ve benefited from Jonathan Pennington’s teaching on discipleship in Matthew for well over a decade, and I am thrilled to see so much of it distilled in this beautiful volume. I am praying that many take up this book as they take up the call to follow Jesus.”
Christian Living
“The Trinity is not just one Christian doctrine among many. Rather, God the Trinity is the source of all Christian doctrine and delight. Emerson and Smith capture how understanding God’s essence and action should lead all Christians into deeper fellowship with the one triune God—Father, Son, and Spirit.”
Christian Living
“In Come and See, Jonathan Pennington serves as a faithful guide on the road trip of Bible reading. The church is in need of integrative approaches to reading the Bible, approaches that emphasize information, doctrine, and transformation. That is what this book is all about. If you want to be a better student of the Bible, do not wait to grab a copy of Come and See.”
Theology
“God’s people are meant to praise God not just for some of his works but for all of them. We worship God not just because he has saved us but also because he has made us. In this work, Tyler Wittman explores the good news of God the Creator. This book will help the church because it is both theologically rich and pastorally accessible.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“One of the greatest challenges the church faces today is the crisis of Bible illiteracy. The church has never had greater access to our sacred text, yet we are paying less and less attention to it. There is no greater antidote to Bible illiteracy than the Bible itself and resources like this. If you want your church to grow in Bible literacy, then start with From Eden to Egypt: A Guided Tour of Genesis.”
Christian Living
“One of the greatest dangers for modern Christians is not apostasy but apathy. In the church, there are not masses of people who are in danger of denying Jesus, but some are in danger of growing bored with him. In Overcoming Apathy, we are met with practical ways for the church to fight back against one of our greatest challenges and we are confronted with the beauty of the gospel and the glory of King Jesus.”
Theology
“It would be hard to overstate how important it is, in this cultural moment, for evangelicals to recover a robust doctrine of the church. One of the most important contributions Christians can give to the world is healthy local churches in which spiritual brothers and sisters gather to give glory to the triune God. In The Church, Gregg Allison has done the church a great service in helping us recover a robust ecclesiology that will undoubtedly serve elders, deacons, ministry leaders, and congregations. I pray this book gets the wide reading it deserves.”
Theology
“The good news of the gospel is not just that Jesus died for our sins but also that he rose victoriously from the grave. In this book, Patrick Schreiner presents a convincing case that the resurrection of Christ is true, good, and beautiful. I hope this book gets a wide reading because it grounds our salvation in the reality that Jesus has conquered Satan, sin, and death. Thanks be to God.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“In a broken world, still riddled with the effects of sin, we all walk through seasons of suffering and pain. In my own seasons of suffering, I wish I would've had Whitney Pipkin's We Shall All Be Changed. This is a resource that is theologically rich, biblically serious, and deeply human. I am praying this book gets a wide reading as it will help all of us on our journeys of suffering by pointing us to the God who is making all things new.”
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