Peter J. Gentry
A Biblical-Theological Introduction to the New Testament
Theology
“Solid authors construct a biblical theology by providing thematic summaries of each book of the New Testament. While I would not agree with every point made by the authors, many readers will find this an extremely helpful and useful introduction to the teaching of the New Testament.”
Covenant and God's Purpose for the World
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Thomas Schreiner's book on the covenants is a beauty of accuracy, brevity, clarity, and simplicity. While Schreiner makes his own contribution, it communicates the main thesis of Kingdom through Covenant in a better way to a broader audience: the covenants are the key to the plot structure of Scripture and the means for putting the whole Bible together.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Howell, Merkle, and Plummer have put together a resource that provides nitty-gritty, real help to both encourage and guide pastors and students to engage the biblical text in the original languages as a lifelong discipline. I heartily recommend it.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Although countless books have been written on the Gospel of John, Jesus’s Opening Week by Ray Clendenen is unique. Written for Christians or non-Christians alike, this little work on the first week of Jesus’s public deeds and words is chock-full of interesting insights and practical reflections for where the rubber hits the road. I highly commend it for both those completely new to the topic and scholars who have devoted a lifetime of study to these things.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Misconceptions and myths about the Bible’s origins lead many to reject it and continue to confuse sincere believers. Now, at last, we have a book that shatters these misconceptions. This impressively informative book is based on solid scholarship, yet it is accessible, easy to read, and profitable for any reader at any level. Not for a generation have we seen such a helpful book on this topic! I heartily recommend it to everyone.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The author has written a book that is both popular and practical on a much needed topic: the relationship of the Old Covenant to the New. I believe this work will not only fill a needed gap in Christian literature but will be extremely helpful and useful to believers. The failure to understand the relationship of the Old Covenant to the New is probably one of the most important areas where Christians need good help—and they will receive good help here.”
Theology
“This wonderful introduction to the first five books of the Bible—the book of Moses—is popular-level, easy to read, and extremely helpful in putting the storyline together so that modern-day readers can appreciate material that seems otherwise irrelevant by today’s standards. I wholeheartedly recommend this little volume to anyone interested in the Bible, whether as beginner or serious student. Readers will be assisted in understanding how these early parts of the Bible point forward to the coming of a redeemer, Jesus Christ.”
The Future for God's People in a Conflict-Ravaged World
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Michael Wilson’s exposition of the text is based on a completely fresh analysis of chronological, historical, linguistic, and literary features in the text as well as the context in the canon of Scripture and the ancient near Eastern background. He is fully abreast of and interacts extensively with the enormous literature on Daniel. Written in a style accessible for everyone, I highly recommend this treatment of Daniel for those who are willing to have their current understanding challenged.”
Theology
“In The Return of the Kingdom, Dempster traces with consummate skill the theme of the reign of God, following the canonical structure of Scripture and what is key to its storyline. This book brims with exegetical and biblical-theological insights artfully communicated for beginner and expert alike. It must rank among the very best in contemporary writing on the kingdom of God; I enthusiastically recommend it.”
The Royal Priesthood and the Glory of God
Theology
“Schrock has given us an absolutely fresh analysis and perspective on priesthood through the lens of biblical theology. While some may find his proposals provocative at times, none who read these pages—layperson or scholar—will fail to benefit from his study.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Ian J. Vaillancourt follows up his work on the Pentateuch, The Dawning of Redemption, with an excellent treatment of the rest of the Old Testament. While the collection of books in the Old Testament may seem diverse and random, Vaillancourt shows that there is a single plot structure and storyline from a single divine mind unfolding God's plan of redemption. Designed as an entry-level exposition, this book is highly recommended to help get into the Old Testament and the story of Scripture itself.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
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