Steve Walton
Biography
Steve Walton co-wrote Exploring the New Testament with David Wenham, and wrote the foreword to Divine Initiative and the Christology of the Damascus Road Encounter.
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"But God Raised Him from the Dead"
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“At last -- the major study of Jesus's resurrection in Luke-Acts which we lacked! We are in Kevin Anderson's debt for this fine, thoughtful, well-argued, and lucid study.”
Acts and the Isaianic New Exodus
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Persuasively shows the wide and deep influence of the Isaianic new exodus motif on Luke's presentation of the early church and the purposes of God in Acts. This careful and detailed work deserves to be read widely. I commend it most warmly to all who wish to increase their understanding of Acts.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“"Dr. Partington has provided a very valuable contribution to Christian thought and reflection. This is now an essential acquisition for libraries in theological colleges, departments of theology and of politics and history, and will be of considerable interest to historians and students of Anglicanism and of the British Parliament.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Marion Carson here offers a terrific fresh account of engaging with Scripture in the pastoral care of people with depression. She knows the two fields of New Testament studies and Pastoral Care well and combines them with great effect. She powerfully contrasts the ineffectiveness of individualistic readings—which treat the Bible simply as a collection of instructions—with more effective readings which recognize how Scripture enables growth in Christian character, even amidst the ups and downs of life. Warmly recommended!”
Divine Initiative and the Christology of the Damascus Road Encounter
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Foreword
“This clear, lucid, and readable book approaches the Pauline and Lukan accounts of Saul/Paul's Damascus road encounter from the perspective of the one who appeared to Paul. This is a fresh approach, since previous studies have focused on the effects of the encounter on Paul himself, but with little attempt--if any--to consider what we learn about the one who appeared. Churchill's approach adds to our understanding of the early Christians' beliefs about Jesus, and also contributes to our understanding of how the early believers came to those beliefs.”
Encountering Images of Spiritual Transformation
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Foreword
(wrote the foreword)
Exclusion and Judgment in Fellowship Meals
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Foreword
(wrote the foreword)
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Dr. Christine Aarflot reads Acts with great care, attention to detail, and a sharp eye for God’s place in the plot of the book, particularly at critical turning points. She is a sure-footed guide to Luke’s writing and theologizing. Her work will inform, engage, illuminate, and stimulate those who want to learn about the prime subject of Acts—the God of Israel. This book is a great gift to pastors, students, and scholars!”
God’s Acts for Israel, Gentiles, and Christians
Theology
“Joshua Jipp has placed students, pastors and scholars in his debt by this excellent collection of essays on Luke-Acts. Jipp’s consistent theme of God being active for the salvation of people in and through the work of Jesus and the power of the Spirit is lucidly expressed, engaging, and persuasive. Readers will find him a sure-footed guide to Luke and Acts, and a strong encourager and help in living out the message of those books today.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Dr. Dawson's clear and wide-ranging study of healing is illuminated by here careful research and medical training. She provides a stimulating reading of healing in Mark, Luke-Acts and Paul--and, in particular, offers a fresh and insightful approach to Paul's relative lack of references to healing in the light of his "thorn in the flesh". This book will serve preachers and students well.”
History & Biography
“Glen L. Thompson and Mark Wilson deserve the highest praise for this book. It draws judiciously on careful, patient, detailed, literary and on-the-ground research to guide readers through Paul’s route to Rome. It engages with a huge range of scholarly research in a number of languages and, for the first time, makes key findings of Italian scholars accessible in English. It is sumptuously illustrated with photographs and maps which enrich the text. Scholars, students and pastors will find this an invaluable resource in engaging with the Acts account of this journey. Bravo!”
Matthean and Lukan Special Material
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“I warmly welcome this useful and unique tool from Brice Jones: here students and scholars will be able to access conveniently the Greek and English texts of the distinctive material in Matthew and Luke. Study of these texts will be much easier with this book. Combined with an excellent, lucid introduction to the study of the Synoptic Problem, this is a fine resource. I look forward to using it and to recommending it to others.”
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