Thomas R. Schreiner

Biography

Thomas R. Schreiner earned a PhD from Fuller Theological Seminary. Schreiner has served as James Harrison Buchanan Professor of New Testament Interpretation at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, and as associate dean of its School of Theology. Schreiner previously taught at Azusa Pacific University and Bethel Theological Seminary, and has served in pastoral ministry. Schreiner wrote The Letter to the Ephesians (2026) and edited Becoming a Disciple of the King (2026) and Living Faith (2025).

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Why I Am Not an Arminian

Theology

“Peterson and Williams do not fall prey to a rant against Arminianism. Their work displays an irenicism and charity that serves as a model for other authors. Even Calvinists may disagree with some of their arguments, but at the end of the day Peterson and Williams demonstrate that Calvinism is biblically grounded and Arminianism is not. This book is ideal for those who wonder what the debate between Calvinists and Arminians is all about.”

Why I Trust the Bible

Apologetics

“Many wonder whether the Bible is true, whether we can truly trust the Scriptures. Why I Trust the Bible is a learned and accessible response to these questions. Bill Mounce examines the credibility of gospel accounts, so-called contradictions, the accuracy of narratives and speeches in the New Testament, apparent problems with the Old Testament, and more!”

Workers for Your Joy

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Our culture is averse to authority, partially because of the sinful abuse of authority. Still, God intended for there to be leaders in our churches, and David Mathis helps us understand in this biblically saturated and pastorally wise book what the Scriptures teach about elders. The duties and responsibilities of elders are unpacked clearly and powerfully chapter by chapter. We desperately need qualified and godly leaders in our churches, and this is the ideal book for church members considering who should lead a church, for leaders as they consider whether they are qualified, and for seminarians and college students as they study what the Scriptures teach about elders.”

Yesterday, Today, and Forever

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Cockerill . . . presents the fruit of his work in a book that is accessible to every student of the Bible. What we find here are the reflections of a scholar who has marinated in Hebrews for years. The structure of the letter, the meaning of the text, its theological significance, and the pastoral application are unpacked clearly and profoundly. Pastors, students, and all who want to understand Hebrews will want to read this book.”