Jay S. Thomas

Dig Deeper

Christian Living

“As a minister to college students, I am constantly on the lookout for resources for thoughtful, bright, and passionate young people who are hungry to know the Word of God and hungry to teach it to others. Finding a book that is both deep and yet approachable is not always that easy, but I have found Nigel Beynon's and Andrew Sach's book to be both. This is a great hermeneutics 101 text, but it is more—it also consistently drives home the authority of the truth once one has found it in Scripture. So, this book is deep, approachable, and pastoral. That is a recipe that teaches the principles of interpretation and also fans the flames of zeal for God's Word. I would gladly put it in the hands of one of my students.”

Gospel-Centered Youth Ministry

Church Leadership & Ministry

“This book is both theologically insightful and practical . . . and a book about youth ministry must be both. This is a commendable resource for youth pastors, volunteers, students in training, and search teams looking for a youth pastor.”

Nothing New

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Purity culture has taken quite a beating in the last several years. There have been unbiblical, often legalistic, accretions to teaching on sexual purity that make that understandable. But the Scripture is clear, one of the greatest gifts the Lord gives us is whole, bodily, soul-gripping purity. My prayer is for more, better, biblical teaching on sexual purity so that the church is marked by a healthy and life-giving vision of holiness. This book by Zach Garrison is such a work. It is written for the young person but well researched, thoughtful, and deeply biblical. I hope it is put in the hands of scores of young people who want to honor God with their desires for intimacy and marriage, and for parents alike who will be aided by this in home discipleship. I am thankful for Nothing New!”