John C. Peckham

But What About God's Wrath?

Theology

“In this outstanding book, Kinghorn and Travis thoroughly refute the common misconception that God's wrath competes with God's love. This insightful and illuminating treatment of divine wrath is philosophically astute and biblically informed. It makes a lucid and compelling case that God's wrath is a function of God's love—always motivated by God's concern for the long-term well-being of others.”

Christianity Contested

Apologetics

“This excellent volume tackles the most challenging questions confronting the Christian faith, offering deeply insightful and well-argued responses from a distinguished group of world-class scholars. A must-read for anyone—scholar or layperson—seeking to engage thoughtful answers to difficult questions.”

Eternal in Love

Christian Living

“This book is an outstanding treatment of issues in the doctrine of God by one of the leading scholars in that area. With his characteristic wit and incisiveness, Mullins takes readers on an illuminating tour of some of the thorniest questions about God in philosophical theology, offering a rare combination of profound insight and extremely clear and accessible writing. Anyone—from scholars to general readers—interested in who God is and how God relates to creation will benefit from this work.”

Hearing God, Following the Spirit

Theology

“Steven Félix-Jäger offers a thoughtful, timely, and engaging book on the crucial subject of Christian discernment in a pluralistic and post-truth age. With a rare combination of profound theological reflection, cultural analysis, and pastoral concern, Félix-Jäger provides a deeply insightful, compelling, and constructive exploration of how Christians might faithfully discern God's leading amid the pressures, confusions, and disinformation of contemporary life. This is a significant and rich contribution to an important conversation, and even readers who approach some of these issues from different theological traditions will find this volume stimulating, instructive, and well worth careful engagement.”

The Humility and Glory of the Lamb

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Jeffrey Dickson has written a splendid book that expertly employs a contextual-grammatical-canonical-historical approach to shed new light on the usage and meaning of ‘lamb’ as a title for Christ in Revelation, with significant christological implications. Dickson’s work is scholarly, careful, nuanced, clear, insightful, and makes a unique contribution in expositing a robust and fresh understanding of the humble and glorious leonine Lamb of Revelation.”

The Redeemed Good Defense

Theology

“MacPherson’s insightful book considerably advances discussion of the problem of evil, moving beyond the traditional greater good defense to make a case for a ‘redeemed goods defense,’ which draws on the oft-neglected avenue of cosmic conflict. MacPherson’s work is a welcome addition to the growing literature of cosmic-conflict approaches to the problem of evil.”

Transformed into the Same Image

Theology

“This collection of well-written and groundbreaking essays by a diverse array of fine scholars provides a number of fascinating perspectives on the doctrine of theosis. With a unique (but not exclusive) focus on a spectrum of Protestant viewpoints and ways of approaching deification, this work significantly advances the discussion and is sure to spark further research and dialogue on, among other things, what it means for Christians to be in Christ by faith and reflect the glory of God.”