Michael S. Heiser

Divine Blessing and the Fullness of Life in the Presence of God

Theology

“For too many Christians, ‘being blessed’ translates to personal gain and prosperity. In Divine Blessing and the Fullness of Life in the Presence of God, William Osborne gently disabuses readers of such shallow thinking by making the biblical theology of blessing clear and comprehensible. Even more valuable, he explains why we are prone to process blessing so poorly: We define the concept in terms of what we want, not in terms of the everlasting inheritance God wants for us. Being blessed is about having our minds and lives transformed by the realization that the eye truly has not seen, nor the ear heard, what God has prepared for those who love him.”

Greek Pedagogy in Crisis

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A careful assessment of the way New Testament Greek is taught in contemporary Christian colleges and seminaries is long overdue. The problem of the overwhelming neglect of biblical Greek—by those trained in the subject—for adding depth to sermon content in American pulpits is ubiquitous. David Miller understands the underlying causes and offers realistic pedagogical strategies aimed at giving students exegetical skills that will produce sound interpretive content for pulpit ministry.”

How (Not) to Read the Bible

Apologetics

“Whether it’s learning to master a sport, cooking, driving, or some other skill, there are times when learning how not to think or perform a task is crucial to success. Dan Kimball has rendered such a service with his provocative, humorous, but ultimately instructive book. Never has the need for reading Scripture accurately, within the contexts of its ancient writers, been so dire. This book reorients readers to make that task possible.”

Dr.

How (Not) to Read the Bible Study Guide plus Streaming Video

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Whether it’s learning to master a sport, cooking, driving, or some other skill, there are times when learning how not to think or perform a task is crucial to success. Dan Kimball has rendered such a service with his provocative, humorous, but ultimately instructive book. Never has the need for reading Scripture accurately, within the contexts of its ancient writers, been so dire. This book reorients readers to make that task possible.”

Dr.

Kingdom Impact

Christian Living

““First John 4:4 (KJV) says, ‘Greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world.’ The word you in that verse is plural. Kingdom Impact awakens readers to this overlooked overlooked truth: The Kingdom, empowered by the Spirit, is a collective force guided intelligently by God’s unseen hand.”

Dr.

ReGrace

Christian Living

“Let me be clear—Insurgence: Reclaiming the Gospel of the Kingdom is not a book offering yet another parochial debate over some inconsequential point of theology. On the contrary, Viola’s message strikes at the heart of the core message of Christianity.”

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