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God and Stephen Hawking God and Stephen Hawking: Whose Design Is It Anyway?
John C. Lennox · 2011 · Book
John Lennox wrote this brief apologetic work in direct response to Stephen Hawking's 2010 book The Grand Design, which argued that the laws of physics make God unnecessary for explaining the universe's…
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Gunning for God Gunning for God: Why the New Atheists are Missing the Target
John C. Lennox · 2011 · Book
John Lennox's Gunning for God emerged as a direct response to the New Atheist movement that gained prominence in the early 2000s through bestselling works by Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris,…
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Heavenly Participation Heavenly Participation: The Weaving of a Sacramental Tapestry
Hans Boersma · 2011 · Book
Hans Boersma's systematic exploration of sacramental theology emerges from his conviction that modern Christianity has lost its moorings in a fundamentally sacramental understanding of reality. Writing as a Reformed theologian increasingly drawn…
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Invitations from God Invitations from God: Accepting God's Offer to Rest, Weep, Forgive, Wait, Remember and More
Adele Ahlberg Calhoun · 2011 · Book
Adele Ahlberg Calhoun's "Invitations from God" emerges from her recognition that many Christians struggle to recognize and respond to the subtle ways God beckons them into deeper relationship. Drawing on her experience…
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Richard Bauckham · 2011 · Book
Richard Bauckham's brief introduction to Jesus emerged from Oxford University Press's Very Short Introduction series, designed to make scholarly expertise accessible to general readers. Writing as one of the leading New Testament…
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N. T. Wright · 2011 · Scripture
The Kingdom New Testament is a single-scholar translation of the New Testament, undertaken with the aim of making first-century meaning vivid in contemporary English. Its scope is limited to the New Testament,…
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Timothy Keller · 2011 · Book
Timothy Keller's exploration of marriage emerges from his decades of pastoral ministry in Manhattan, where he witnessed the struggles of both secular and Christian couples navigating relationships in a culture increasingly skeptical…
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Craig Keener · 2011 · Book
Craig Keener's Miracles emerges from a scholarly career spent defending the historical reliability of the New Testament against critics who dismiss miracle accounts as legendary accretions or ancient superstitions. Writing as a…
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William D. Mounce and editorial team · 2011 · Scripture
The Mounce Reverse Interlinear New Testament is a distinct reverse-interlinear English rendering, associated with the New Testament Greek scholar William D. Mounce, designed to keep Greek lexical and grammatical relationships visible to…
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2011 · Scripture
The Names of God Bible is a systematic revision of divine names carried out within the GOD'S WORD translation tradition. Covering the complete Bible, it rests on an English base with Hebrew…
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Nearly 100 scholars, revisers, editors and bishops · 2011 · Scripture
The New American Bible Revised Edition is a substantial revision of the New American Bible, undertaking a major revision of the entire NAB Old Testament and Psalms while retaining the 1986 New…
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Committee on Bible Translation · 2011 · Scripture
Issued as a major revision within Biblica's primary English line, the 2011 New International Version replaced both the 1984 NIV and the TNIV, consolidating two earlier stages of the project into a…
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Eugene H. Peterson · 2011 · Book
Eugene Peterson's spiritual autobiography chronicles his thirty years as founding pastor of Christ Our King Presbyterian Church in Bel Air, Maryland, written after his retirement and the completion of The Message paraphrase.…
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Gordon Fee · 2011 · Commentary
Gordon Fee's commentary on Revelation emerged from his conviction that this final book of the New Testament had been misappropriated by both popular prophecy teachers and academic scholars who reduced it to…
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Richard Foster · 2011 · Book
Richard Foster's Sanctuary of the Soul emerged from his decades of teaching and writing on spiritual disciplines, representing a mature synthesis of his understanding of prayer as the central practice of Christian…
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Seven Days That Divide the World Seven Days That Divide the World: The Beginning According to Genesis and Science
John C. Lennox · 2011 · Book
John Lennox's exploration of Genesis and modern science emerges from the contentious debates that have fractured Christian communities over evolution, the age of the earth, and biblical interpretation. Writing as both a…
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Alvin Plantinga · 2011 · Book
Alvin Plantinga's systematic response to the perceived warfare between science and religion emerged from decades of philosophical work on the rationality of religious belief and his growing concern that many Christians had…
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With With: Reimagining the Way You Relate to God
Skye Jethani · 2011 · Book
Skye Jethani's "With" emerged from his observations of widespread spiritual dissatisfaction within American evangelicalism, where believers seemed trapped in cycles of religious effort that left them exhausted rather than transformed. Writing as…
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Craig Keener · 2012–2015 · Commentary
Craig Keener's four-volume commentary on Acts represents a monumental scholarly achievement born from his conviction that Acts deserves the same rigorous historical and cultural analysis applied to other ancient texts. Written over…
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Peter Leithart · 2012 · Book
Peter Leithart's "Between Babel and Beast" emerged from his concern that American Christians had lost sight of a distinctly Christian approach to politics, oscillating instead between uncritical nationalism and complete withdrawal from…
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Paul Tripp · 2012 · Book
Paul Tripp's examination of pastoral ministry emerges from decades of counseling pastors and observing the wreckage that accumulates when spiritual leaders lose their way. Writing as both a pastor and counselor who…
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Timothy Keller · 2012 · Book
Timothy Keller's exploration of work and vocation emerged from his decades of pastoral ministry in Manhattan, where he encountered professionals struggling to connect their faith with their careers. Writing at a time…
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Os Guinness · 2012 · Book
Os Guinness wrote this analysis of American freedom during a period of intense national polarization and concern over democratic institutions. Drawing on his background as a social critic and his perspective as…
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Edward Fudge · 2012 · Book
Edward Fudge's Hell: A Final Word represents the culmination of decades of biblical scholarship on one of Christianity's most contested doctrines. Writing as an evangelical attorney and biblical scholar, Fudge addresses the…
