S. M. Baugh

At the Heart of Luke

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Martin Emmrich . . . is a brilliant scholar as well as the pastor of a vibrant Christian congregation. As a result, he has produced a superb introduction to the Gospel of Luke by examining its heart in Luke 14-16 after seeing Mary's Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55), introducing us to Luke's central theme of the 'great reversal.' Emmrich does this in such a way that any thoughtful Christian can benefit from his pastorally sensitive biblical interpretation. Scholars, pastors, and laypeople alike will profit from reading this book. I know I have!”

Biblical Eschatology

Theology

“While there are other works on eschatology available today, this work provides a unique perspective by organizing this topic around God’s covenants as they unfold in redemptive history. Jeon connects all this to contemporary global missions. I can’t think of anything more welcome than this weaving together of these critical issues by an accomplished master of biblical and systematic theology. This readable book is a must-have for anyone’s library.”

Exegetical Gems from Biblical Greek

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Merkle is passionate about helping people make progress in their study of the Greek New Testament, and nothing shows that better than this book. The author provides a treasure chest for current students, and those who want to refresh their Greek, by focusing on points of syntax and related issues while examining sample passages. The discussion is clear and provides solid, even profound help in Greek to benefit all readers of this work. Highly recommended!”

Mediator

Theology

“Vern Poythress takes the reader on a very stimulating journey through the Bible. He does this by following the theme of mediation defined very broadly to weave together the Bible’s threads into a tapestry portrait of the Son of God. In the end, the reader will see more clearly how the Savior emerges organically from Scripture’s unified story without erasing its real development through time and history. Follow along with Poythress, and enjoy the tour!”

The Joy of Hearing

Theology

“The church has always needed the message of the book of Revelation, but it is as urgent now as ever before. Yet many today find Revelation confusing and even intimidating. Enter Tom Schreiner, a scholar who has spent a lifetime in careful exegesis of the New Testament. In The Joy of Hearing, Schreiner uses his considerable skills to present the reader with an overview of Revelation’s message in a clear, winsome, and compelling fashion that is an absolute joy to read. His treatment is balanced and thoughtful, which displays a solid grasp of the central message of this vital biblical book. While it is possible that not everyone who reads this book will agree with the author on some minor details, it is impossible for anyone not to appreciate his warm and fair treatment of differing views and especially his presentation of the central truths of Revelation. This is the book’s great strength and makes it an indispensable guide for today’s church.”