Stephen M. Davis

Theology

“John has done a service for God’s people in writing an accessible survey of biblical themes. These themes capture the stream of redemptive history throughout Scripture. Our eyes are directed toward the all-sufficient Christ and to the gospel as the remedy for the corruption which entered our world through our first parents. We are reminded that God will unfailingly bring all things to his desired end for the good of his people and the glory of his name.”

Ongoing Personal Evangelism

Evangelism & Missions

“Few people know John as well as I do. He’s my brother and led me to Christ in 1973. One of the greatest joys in the Christian life is the privilege of pointing people to the Savior. John experiences great joy and wants others to share in that joy. His book flows from his faithfulness to gospel witness and his gratitude for God’s great salvation in his own life.”

Pastoral Reflections on Life and Ministry

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Early in my Christian life as a young man in seminary, I had the privilege of sitting under John’s ministry. Now, over forty years later, and as a much older man, I have the privilege to serve alongside John at Grace Church. The passing years have not diminished his allegiance to Christ and the gospel. These reflections will strengthen God’s people now and long into the future in their own commitment to finish the race well.”

Poetic Meditations on Selected Scripture

Bible Studies & Devotionals

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Gospel and the Mind

Christian Living

“This remarkable and ground-breaking book is an adventure to read. Green argues convincingly that there is a strong link between Christian faith and the intellectual life of human beings. Given the Christian theological vision of God, human beings, and the world, learning has both a foundation and an animating purpose. Apart from Christian views of creation, history, and redemption, learning is adrift and without ultimate purpose. I strongly recommend this book for all those who long for the recovery of a vibrant intellectual life in our time.”

The Gospel in Genesis and in the City

Bible Studies & Devotionals

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Who are the Heirs of the Abrahamic Covenant?

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Long-held and cherished beliefs are not easily surrendered. John’s journey out of dispensationalism was imposed on him by his study of Scripture. Although he changed a doctrinal position in light of a more consistent hermeneutic, he remains committed to the unchanging nature of God’s infallible and inerrant word and generous toward those with whom he disagrees. The question he asks in this book’s title is important for all believers to consider.”