Josh Moody
Biography
Josh Moody earned a PhD from the University of Cambridge and previously served as a fellow at Yale University. Moody has served as senior pastor of College Church in Wheaton, Illinois, and as president of God Centered Life Ministries. Moody's books include Journey to Joy (2013) and No Other Gospel (2011), and Moody edited Jonathan Edwards and Justification (2012).
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Christian Living
“Lydia Brownback has provided women with an excellent resource for unlocking the wisdom of Proverbs.”
Theology
“This book is a winsome, creative, and compelling analysis of the pitfalls of a non-gospel or less-than-gospel Christianity -- and a description of a full-orbed gospel Christianity.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Block has written a masterful survey of his approach to a coherent structure and framework for understanding the Bible. This book is the fruit of decades of research, and Block is the model of a godly and excellent scholar.”
Christian Living
“Edwards is profound, and this book breaks down the complexity into manageable portions around the theme of beauty, thus engaging readers in a fresh vision of the importance of Edwards’s theology to contemporary living.”
Finishing Well to the Glory of God
Christian Living
“Dunlop is the doctor we all want: clever, wise, faithful, and motivated by clear Christian values. If you need to think about aging and death—and we all do—you couldn’t do better than this book.”
Theology
“Jonathan Griffiths has written a book that is both accessible and insightful. We need exactly this: a call to regain a vision of who the true God truly is. Read, and worship the God of the Bible.”
Theology
“Missiology tends to be long on pragmatics and short on theology. What a mistake! This book grounds our missiology in our theology, and provides a vision for how the truths of the Bible shape us and authentically motivate us toward the Great Commission.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Stan Guthrie provides a much-needed tonic to our sleepy, biblically illiterate culture. This book will help many people move beyond the shallow, simple-minded myths of what the Bible is about, to actually grasp its grand narrative. And it does it one verse at a time. Buy it, give it away—and don’t forget to read it yourself.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This is a fine addition to the Preaching the Word series. Jackman combines pastoral sensitivity, erudition, and an experienced feel for the text to give us a guide through the life-changing book of Joshua.”
Christian Living
“Vintage Ryken: full of truth, wisdom, and insight. This book tells the story of Solomon, his rise and fall, and expertly traces the themes of his strange tragedy in the light of the hope of the gospel. There is a range of compelling and motivating illustrations drawn from classical and contemporary sources, as well as literary insights about how the story of Solomon fits into the Bible. Ryken leaves open the question as to whether Solomon in the end came back to God, although implies he may well have done so, through the lens of the end of Ecclesiastes. The section where Ryken describes, in pastoral and effective detail, the possible temptations that may come with power and success and how to avoid them are particularly helpful. All in all a great read, an insightful meditation on Solomon, and a case for maintaining godliness in the midst of the pressure of success well made.”
Children & Youth
“Edwards is profound, and this book breaks down the complexity into manageable portions around the theme of beauty, thus engaging readers in a fresh vision of the importance of Edwards’s theology to contemporary living.”
Christian Living
“Helpful, concise, accessible: this book will provide clarity and conviction for those looking for answers to the big questions.”
Christian Living
“David Jackman is a much-esteemed leader in the conservative evangelical movement in England and beyond. His experience in pastoral ministry and training others for pastoral ministry shines through this book. Jackman is ideally suited to provide not just encouragement or exhortation but also a training manual for future generations of preachers. In this book you will find a tonic toward a fresh commitment to expository preaching. You will also be given realistic and helpful tools to develop as a preacher. Proclaiming the Word is practical, encouraging, biblical, and challenging.”
Christian Living
“Can you talk too much about Christ? Michael Reeves argues no! This book calls us to rejoice in the one in whom is found all joy. No small Jesus here—Jesus writ large and made much of. Enjoy this book and enjoy the Christ to whom this book points.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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The Whole Story of the Bible in 16 Verses
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Chris Bruno’s book leads us through the Bible as a whole story in just sixteen verses. It gives us a secure grasp of the overall unity of the message of the Bible through accessible chapters and bite-size portions of the text.”
To Understand Things as Well as Words
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Van Wyk has put together a commendable survey and fascinating analysis of Edwards’ pedagogical philosophy, methodology, and convictions. Thorough, wide-ranging, and insightful . . . Edwards scholars and students alike will enjoy Edwards’ emphasis on the dialogical nature of formative education.”
What Fuels the Mission of the Church?
Theology
“Missiology tends to be long on pragmatics and short on theology. What a mistake! This book grounds our missiology in our theology, and provides a vision for how the truths of the Bible shape us and authentically motivate us toward the Great Commission.”
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