Jason K. Lee
Biography
Jason K. Lee earned a PhD from the University of Aberdeen and has served as professor of theological studies at Cedarville University. Lee edited the volume Matthew (2021).
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Martin Luther on Reading the Bible as Christian Scripture
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Marsh has provided fresh insight on Luther’s hermeneutics and his preaching, especially of Old Testament texts. Marsh focuses on Luther’s own words to understand what the reformer taught about a Christian reading of Scripture. This is an excellent contribution to the contemporary discussions.”
Theology
“Kirkpatrick’s approach to this thorny theological question clears the brush away so that the substantive dialogue can ensue. Kirkpatrick has a way with sorting the material so that a complex issue has multiple access points. His ability to address a systematic question with a lively use of historical sources is insightful. His assertion for monergism is well-sustained.”
Patterns for a New Testament Church
Church Leadership & Ministry
“In Patterns, Taylor provides creative snapshots of New Testament churches using key texts in Acts and the New Testament epistles. Christians today should use these snapshots as a way to assess the biblical faithfulness of our churches.”
History & Biography
“These delightful translations of Sachs's work bring his plays and poetry into the conversations of sixteenth-century religious literature. Reformation scholars and students of the Renaissance will appreciate the reforming dialogues of the plays paired with insightful historical introductions.”
History & Biography
“Haupt’s The Palace Beautiful is an excellent engagement in the work of John Bunyan. This book captures Bunyan’s creativity and competence as a theologian. With substantial supporting research, Haupt makes Bunyan’s ecclesial identity abundantly clear.”
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