James K. Dew Jr.

A Tale of Three Cities

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The church has often been divided over the best way to engage the world for the kingdom. As such, the church needs wise voices to shape our future work, and our approach must be both faithful and effective. D. K. Matthews’s A Tale of Three Cities is a welcome contribution to that discussion and is a must-read for anyone concerned with this kind of work.”

Divine Wrath in Paul

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A hallmark of Gerald Stevens’s publications over the years has been his attention to detail. Even the captions accompanying the abundant illustrations are an education in themselves. He delights with fresh exegetical insight into well-traveled biblical texts. His integration of the operation of divine wrath into a theology of grace is a solid contribution not only to Pauline studies but to the reflections of the Christian philosopher on a topic frequently caricatured, misunderstood, or ignored from pulpit to pew. Highly recommended.”

Eat the Bible

Theology

Foreword

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Fixing Our Eyes on Jesus

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“This devotional guide by my friend Adam Wyatt is a fantastic resource for believers looking to read through Hebrews in a month. He will help you see the important details in the rich symbolism of the Old Testament and the fine-grained nuance of the author of Hebrews. I highly commend this resource to you as a helpful guide to your Bible reading.”

In Church as It Is in Heaven

Church Leadership & Ministry

“In the last ten years, we have seen vivid reminders that we still have extensive work to do for racial reconciliation in our country and in our churches. If we were once able to think that these problems were behind us, recent struggles have made it clear that they are not. As believers, we should not just want a resolution to the racial divides, but we should also want to see the people of God lead the way. As such, this work by Jamaal Williams and Timothy Paul Jones is an important contribution to this ongoing work that deserves a careful reading.”

The Morals of the Story

Apologetics

“This is exactly the kind of book that philosophers need to write and that students need to read! David Baggett and Marybeth Baggett offer a clear and compelling account of why it is that God is still the best explanation of the moral facts of our world. But best of all, they do so while reminding us that philosophy need not be stuffy or boring, and that Christian apologetics need not be contentious or hostile. This book caused me to think deeply and, at times, burst out in laughter. I look forward to using this in my own courses and recommend it with great enthusiasm!”

Tweetable Nietzsche

Philosophy

“Ivan Spencer’s Tweetable Nietzsche is absolutely fantastic! Nietzsche has been, and continues to be, one of the most important thinkers in the history of Western thought. Spencer does a masterful job of representing the major features of his thought and capturing his aphoristic style. For any student of philosophy or the history of ideas, this is an absolute must-read. I am delighted to see this great contribution to Nietzschean literature!”