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Conversion in Luke-Acts Conversion in Luke-Acts: Divine Action, Human Responsibility, and the People of God
Joel B. Green · 2015 · Book
Joel Green's study emerges from the recognition that Luke-Acts presents a complex and often puzzling portrait of conversion that has frequently been flattened by systematic theology into neat categories. Working within the…
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Crucifixion The Crucifixion: Understanding the Death of Jesus Christ
Fleming Rutledge · 2015 · Book
Fleming Rutledge's comprehensive theological study emerged from decades of preaching on the cross and her recognition that contemporary Christianity had largely lost the language and categories for understanding the crucifixion's theological significance.…
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John Goldingay · 2015 · Book
John Goldingay's provocative inquiry emerges from his decades of wrestling with the relationship between Israel's scriptures and Christian faith. Writing as an Old Testament scholar who has spent his career demonstrating the…
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Thomas R. Schreiner · 2015 · Book
Thomas Schreiner's systematic defense of the Protestant doctrine of justification emerges from contemporary debates that have challenged traditional Reformed understanding. Written in response to the New Perspective on Paul, Catholic-Protestant dialogues, and…
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Os Guinness · 2015 · Book
Os Guinness wrote Fool's Talk as a direct challenge to contemporary Christian apologetics, which he saw as overly reliant on rational arguments while neglecting the broader human context in which faith questions…
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John Mark Comer · 2015 · Book
Garden City emerges from John Mark Comer's conviction that Western Christianity has largely abandoned a biblical understanding of work, vocation, and humanity's relationship to creation. Writing as a pastor in Portland, Oregon,…
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Alvin Plantinga · 2015 · Book
Knowledge and Christian Belief emerges from Alvin Plantinga's decades-long project to defend the rationality of Christian faith against modern philosophical objections. Writing as one of the most influential Christian philosophers of the…
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2015 · Scripture
The Literal Emphasis Translation is a distinct literal English rendering of the New Testament, prepared from the Greek and designed to expose emphasis and the structure of the source language. Its translating…
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Timothy Keller · 2015 · Book
Timothy Keller's comprehensive guide to preaching emerged from his three decades of pastoral ministry at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan and his subsequent teaching at Reformed Theological Seminary. Drawing on his experience…
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Timothy Keller · 2015 · Commentary
Timothy Keller's commentary on the Psalms emerges from his decades of pastoral ministry at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, where he regularly preached through the Psalter and witnessed its power…
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Peter Leithart · 2015 · Book
Peter Leithart's "Traces of the Trinity" emerges from his conviction that trinitarian theology should reshape how Christians understand every aspect of reality. Writing as a Reformed theologian concerned that the Trinity remains…
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Messianic Jewish and Christian scholar team · 2015 · Scripture
The Tree of Life Version is a complete translation of the Bible into English, prepared afresh from the original-language texts in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek rather than revised from an earlier English…
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Berean Bible translation team · 2016 · Scripture
The Berean Literal Bible is the literal companion within the wider Berean translation project, a modern effort to provide English readers with a family of related versions rendered at differing levels of…
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Berean Bible translation team · 2016 · Scripture
The Berean Standard Bible serves as a readable companion to the Berean Literal Bible, produced within the same multi-layer translation project, which moves from interlinear glosses through literal rendering to idiomatic English.…
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Lamin Sanneh · 2016 · Book
Lamin Sanneh's Beyond Jihad: The Pacifist Tradition in West African Islam is the culminating historical work of a scholar who spent his career refusing the standard Western account of how religions travel.…
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Biblical Authority after Babel Biblical Authority after Babel: Retrieving the Solas in the Spirit of Mere Protestant Christianity
Kevin J. Vanhoozer · 2016 · Book
Kevin Vanhoozer's Biblical Authority after Babel addresses the crisis of biblical interpretation in contemporary Protestantism, where competing readings of Scripture seem to multiply endlessly without resolution. Writing as a Reformed theologian concerned…
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N. T. Wright · 2016 · Book
N.T. Wright's exploration of the cross emerges from his conviction that centuries of Western Christianity have fundamentally misunderstood what Jesus accomplished through his death. Written as both scholarly treatise and pastoral correction,…
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Peter Leithart · 2016 · Book
Peter Leithart's The End of Protestantism emerges from his conviction that the Protestant Reformation, while historically necessary, has outlived its usefulness and now perpetuates the very divisions it once sought to address.…
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Wilbur N. Pickering · 2016 · Scripture
The English New Testament According to Family 35 is an English rendering of the New Testament translated specifically from the Family 35 form of the Byzantine Greek manuscript tradition, and it is…
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Tremper Longman III · 2016 · Book
Tremper Longman III wrote this systematic exploration of biblical soteriology as part of his broader project to make rigorous Old Testament scholarship accessible to contemporary Christians. Writing from within the Reformed tradition,…
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Timothy Keller · 2016 · Book
Hidden Christmas emerged from Timothy Keller's decades of preaching on the nativity accounts during Advent seasons at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. Writing in 2016, Keller drew upon his pastoral experience of…
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Incomparable Incomparable: Explorations in the Character of God
Andrew Wilson · 2016 · Book
Andrew Wilson's exploration of divine attributes emerges from a conviction that many Christians have settled for a diminished understanding of God's character. Writing as a pastor and theologian within the Reformed tradition,…
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Timothy Keller · 2016 · Book
Timothy Keller wrote this work as a prequel to his earlier apologetic efforts, recognizing that many contemporary readers no longer see religion as relevant or necessary for human flourishing. Unlike traditional apologetics…
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Ruth Magnusson Davis, editor · 2016 · Scripture
The New Matthew Bible is a modern project that revives and updates the textual branch of the 1537 Matthew Bible, that is, the Tyndale-Rogers text, which gathered the translation work of William…
