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R. C. Sproul · 2006 · Book
R.C. Sproul's "Grace Alone" emerged from his lifelong commitment to defending Reformed theology against what he saw as evangelical drift toward works-righteousness. Writing in 2006 as part of a broader Reformed resurgence,…
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Dallas Willard · 2006 · Book
The Great Omission emerged from Dallas Willard's decades of observing what he saw as a fundamental failure in contemporary Christianity: the church's systematic neglect of Jesus' command to make disciples. Writing as…
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Paul Tripp · 2006 · Book
Paul David Tripp's "How People Change" emerged from his decades of counseling experience and teaching at Westminster Theological Seminary, where he observed that many Christians struggled with genuine transformation despite their sincere…
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Philip Johnston · 2006 · Book
Philip Johnston's comprehensive introduction emerges from the need for a scholarly yet accessible guide to biblical literature that serves both academic study and personal formation. Written for readers seeking to understand Scripture…
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Jesus and the Eyewitnesses Jesus and the Eyewitnesses: The Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony
Richard Bauckham · 2006 · Book
Richard Bauckham's groundbreaking work emerged from decades of critical scholarship that had increasingly distanced the Gospels from reliable historical testimony about Jesus. Writing against the dominant form-critical assumption that the Gospels represent…
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Missing Gospels The Missing Gospels: Unearthing the Truth Behind Alternative Christianities
Darrell L. Bock · 2006 · Book
Darrell Bock's examination of early Christian texts emerged during the early 2000s wave of popular fascination with alternative gospels, particularly following Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code" and increasing public awareness of…
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Mission of God The Mission of God: Unlocking the Bible's Grand Narrative
Christopher J. H. Wright · 2006 · Book
Christopher Wright's comprehensive work emerged from his decades of biblical scholarship and cross-cultural ministry experience, addressing a fundamental shift in how Christians understand mission. Rather than viewing mission as something the church…
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2006 · Scripture
The MIT Idiomatic Translation of the New Testament is a modern English rendering whose scope is confined to the New Testament and which is translated from the Greek. Its translation philosophy is…
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Mystery of Christ The Mystery of Christ: Life in Death
John Behr · 2006 · Book
John Behr's theological meditation emerges from his deep engagement with patristic theology and the liturgical life of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Writing as Dean of St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Behr addresses…
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John Goldingay · 2006–2008 · Commentary
John Goldingay's three-volume commentary on the Psalms emerged from decades of teaching and pastoral engagement with these ancient prayers at Fuller Theological Seminary. Writing as both Old Testament scholar and Anglican priest,…
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Ruth Haley Barton · 2006 · Book
Ruth Haley Barton's Sacred Rhythms emerged from her recognition that contemporary Christian life often lacks the structured spiritual practices that have sustained believers across centuries. Writing as a spiritual director and retreat…
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Salvation Belongs to the Lord Salvation Belongs to the Lord: An Introduction to Systematic Theology
John Frame · 2006 · Book
John Frame's systematic theology emerges from decades of classroom teaching at Reformed Theological Seminary and Westminster Seminary California, written specifically as an accessible introduction for students encountering the discipline for the first…
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N. T. Wright · 2006 · Book
Simply Christian emerged from N. T. Wright's recognition that traditional Christian apologetics had become either too academic for ordinary readers or too simplistic for thoughtful inquirers. Writing as both a New Testament…
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John Piper · 2006 · Book
John Piper's systematic examination of Jesus's moral teachings emerges from his conviction that contemporary Christianity has softened or avoided the radical nature of Christ's ethical demands. Writing as a Reformed pastor and…
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Who's Afraid of Postmodernism? Who's Afraid of Postmodernism?: Taking Derrida, Lyotard, and Foucault to Church
James K. A. Smith · 2006 · Book
James K. A. Smith's provocative work emerges from the culture wars of the early 2000s, when many evangelical Christians viewed postmodernism as an existential threat to biblical faith. Writing as a Reformed…
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Joel B. Green · 2007 · Commentary
Joel Green's commentary on 1 Peter emerged from the Two Horizons New Testament Commentary series, designed to bridge rigorous exegetical work with contemporary theological reflection. Writing as a Wesleyan scholar, Green addresses…
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Darrell L. Bock · 2007 · Commentary
Darrell Bock's commentary on Acts emerged from his decades of teaching New Testament at Dallas Theological Seminary and his recognition that Acts often receives less sustained attention than the Gospels or Paul's…
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Peter Leithart · 2007 · Book
Peter Leithart's The Baptized Body emerged from his concern that contemporary Christianity had lost touch with the profound social and ecclesial dimensions of baptism. Writing as a Reformed theologian increasingly convinced of…
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Alister McGrath · 2007 · Book
Alister McGrath's comprehensive historical study examines the Protestant Reformation not as a single sixteenth-century event but as an ongoing revolution centered on what he terms Christianity's "dangerous idea" — the belief that…
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Mother Teresa (St. Teresa of Calcutta) · 2007 · Book
Come Be My Light presents the private correspondence of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, compiled and edited by Brian Kolodiejchuk from letters she wrote to her spiritual directors and superiors over nearly fifty…
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Scot McKnight · 2007 · Book
Scot McKnight's A Community Called Atonement emerged from his conviction that evangelical discussions of atonement had become too individualized and forensically focused, losing sight of the communal and cosmic dimensions of Christ's…
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Alister McGrath · 2007 · Book
Alister McGrath's response to Richard Dawkins emerged from the widespread cultural influence of The God Delusion, published just one year earlier in 2006. As a professor of theology at Oxford University with…
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Dethroning Jesus Dethroning Jesus: Exposing Popular Culture's Quest to Unseat the Biblical Christ
Darrell L. Bock · 2007 · Book
Dethroning Jesus emerges from Dallas Theological Seminary professor Darrell Bock's concern about the proliferation of alternative portraits of Jesus in early twenty-first-century popular culture. Written in the wake of bestsellers like The…
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John C. Lennox · 2007 · Book
The God Delusion Debate emerged from John Lennox's direct engagement with Richard Dawkins' influential 2006 attack on religious belief. As a mathematician and philosopher of science at Oxford University, Lennox found himself…
