Joel Willitts
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Rudolph has succeeded in his primary goal to shake loose the consensus reading from its place of uncontested primacy and has provided a compelling alternative reading of Paul that is worth serious consideration. However, reader beware: Rudolph's Paul has the potential to revolutionize the field.”
A Little Book for New Bible Scholars
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“To snorkel or to dive? That is the question this little book asks its readers to consider. In a well-written and personally engaging reflection on the vocation of biblical studies, Richards, Dodson, and a collection of scholars invite would-be Bible students to consider anew the importance of the discipline of academic Bible study for the benefit of both one's personal life and the ministry of the church. The church of our time is desperate for the pastor-theologian who has the skill and the theologically chastened intuition to wrestle with the significant challenges of a twenty-first-century world with its lightning-fast revolutions in science, sexuality, and globalization—to name just a few. This kind of leader is increasingly becoming the most significant commodity for the twenty-first-century church. The authors are seasoned guides as well as cheerleaders for a new generation of lifelong students of Scripture for the sake of the Messiah Jesus' church.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Two centuries of scholarly inquiry have demonstrated that the 'canonical Jesus' is the closest we will ever get to the 'real Jesus.' Jesus according to Scripture presents a portrait of this canonical Jesus through a detailed engagement with the Gospel material. Assuming a historically and theologically complementary relationship among the diverse and complex materials in the four Gospels, Bock and Simpson have with the second edition strengthened this important resource for assessing the meaning of Jesus of Nazareth for the twenty-first-century church.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Capes, Reeves and Richards have done it again! As with their former collaborative effort, Rediscovering Paul, Capes, Reeves and Richards have produced an excellent resource for an evangelical undergraduate course on Jesus of Nazareth. Rediscovering Jesus not only provides an overview of the Jesus of the four-fold Gospel, but also sketches the Jesus of the rest of the New Testament, providing a full-orbed biblical perspective on the meaning of Jesus. In addition to a survey of the Enlightenment's historical Jesus, Capes, Reeves and Richards also present perspectives on Jesus often neglected in Jesus textbooks, such as the Jesus of Islam, Mormonism, America and film. Who is Jesus? What do his life, death and resurrection mean? These will continue to be questions that produce many different answers. The goal of Rediscovering Jesus, as I understand it, is both to challenge culturally conditioned, traditional responses to these questions and to invite an engagement with the complexity of the biblical Jesus within the religiously and culturally diverse North American context. The breadth and the accessibility of the discussion of Jesus in Rediscovering Jesus is unique and will prove to be an invaluable tool in evangelical university classrooms where the study of Jesus is part of a wider liberal arts curriculum.”
Sex, Dating, and Relationships
Christian Living
“Gerald and Jay provide solid wisdom for emerging adults and parents on an issue of extreme importance in our day. Young adults who wish to follow Jesus wholeheartedly are faced daily with an onslaught of sexual temptation. What’s more, they are largely ill-equipped to negotiate the sex-saturated culture in which they live. I believe that the teaching in this book, if lived out, will lead to a godly marriage of passion and purity.”
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