Richard C. Barcellos

Beholding the Triune God

Christian Living

“Emerson and Smith have written a timely and helpful book for teachers, students, and church members. Though they address technical issues—Trinity, inseparable operations, appropriations, processions and missions, prosopological exegesis—they do so in an accessible manner. This book makes clear the importance of maintaining the doctrine of inseparable operations in order to maintain the biblical and historically orthodox confession of the Trinity.”

Covenant Theology

Theology

“This book is a welcomed addition to the increase of literature on covenant theology from a Baptist perspective. Griffiths argues that one is either in Adam or in Christ, there being no middle ground, and to be in Christ (prior to or after the fact of the cross) is to be a recipient of what our Lord both secured and delivers by virtue of the new covenant. The discussion is informed and worth the time to read and ponder.”

The Cathedral of Theology

Theology

“In The Cathedral of Theology, J. V. Fesko has provided for theological students something I wish I’d had thirty-eight years ago when I entered seminary. This book on theological prolegomena covers much-needed ground. It is wide-ranging and historically aware. It harvests insights from the patristic, medieval, Reformation, and post-Reformation eras, assisting twenty-first-century students so that they might do theology as it ought to be done. I commend this work to the novice, the seasoned, and all in-between.”

The Four Senses of Scripture

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Schreiner analyzes how Holy Scripture interprets itself. He argues that what we call the four senses of Scripture is actually rooted in how words in Scripture function. He drills down into the issues of biblical semiotics and the metaphysics of Scripture and how these relate to our understanding of it. I commend this book to you!”