John J. Peters
Biography
John J. Peters wrote Luke among the Ancient Historians.
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Aldo's Fantastical Movie Palace
Fiction
“Though reduced to a secondary character in Retinya, Nick also comes away with a measure of inner peace that lessens the impact of a tragedy that closes this somewhat contrived but action-filled adventure.”
Christian Living
“This is a gem of a book—just as its author is a gem of a person. Niki is vulnerable and real about pain and suffering, whether her own or others’, but she doesn’t leave us there. She points us back to God and gives us spiritual encouragement and some down-to-earth practices that we can engage in if we want to thrive and not just survive the tough times. A must-read for anyone who feels they are in a pit of any kind right now—or anyone who ever has been or will be, which just about covers us all, I think.”
Living Footnotes in the Gospel of Luke
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Luuk van de Weghe takes seriously Luke on his own terms as an ancient historian, giving focused attention to his claim that eyewitnesses functioned as primary sources for Luke-Acts. Through rigorous research and argumentation, van de Weghe has tipped the scales in favor of the conclusion that Luke did consult eyewitnesses. Among other gems, he demonstrates that the best explanation for the striking agreements between Luke and John’s Gospels is that Luke relied on the Beloved Disciple as an eyewitness source.”
History & Biography
“his steadfastly positive outlook gives the narrative a bland cast, his eventful life and his watchwords-'Did I make a difference?-make worthy models.”
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Luke among the Ancient Historians
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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