Leslie Baynes

Eavesdropping on Paul

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Mark Boyer has done it again, this time offering a thoughtful guide to the seven genuine letters of Paul that is perfect for church groups, Bible studies, and personal reading and meditation.”

Memoirs of an Unfinished Tale

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Mark Whitters's Memoirs of an Unfinished Tale is a remarkable achievement, a creative update of the book of Acts. It invites readers into the first century while drawing Acts into the twenty-first. Beautifully written, the book offers the fruit of contemplation rooted in solid scholarship. Thoughtful questions at the end of each chapter make it even more valuable for personal Bible study--but it would be the most fun read, or acted out, in community. This book is unique, wonderful, and highly recommended!”

Memoirs of How It All Began

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Memoirs of How It All Began will immerse readers of the Gospel of Luke in a creative experience of the text. While remaining rooted in excellent scholarship, it acts as a bridge between ‘then’ and ‘now,’ offering a new and rewarding way into the Gospel. Highly recommended, especially for study groups!”

Praying Your Way through Luke's Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Boyer seamlessly integrates solid historical-critical scholarship on the Bible with a pastor's care for the spiritual growth of his flock--a rare accomplishment. These forty-five meditations on prayer in Luke-Acts, cross-referenced to the lectionary, may serve as an excellent study for Advent, Lent, or RCIA groups, or for personal study at any time.”

Spirituality According to John

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Combining solid scholarship, on-point personal reminiscence, and an informed literary imagination, Rodney Reeves offers a beautiful and exciting reading of the Johannine books for our moment in time. He reads John's stories through ours, and ours through John's, in his own prophetic voice. I want all my students to read this book.”