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Oswald Chambers · 1960 · Book
This posthumous collection gathers Oswald Chambers' theological reflections on the nature and reality of sin, compiled from his lectures and writings after his death in Egypt in 1917. Drawing from his background…
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Oswald Chambers · 1966 · Book
The Moral Foundation of Life emerges from Oswald Chambers' conviction that modern Christianity had become dangerously detached from its ethical moorings. Writing in the early twentieth century amid theological liberalism's challenge to…
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Thomas Oden · 1987–1992 · Book
Thomas Oden's three-volume Systematic Theology emerged from his dramatic intellectual and spiritual journey from liberal Protestant theology back to classical Christian orthodoxy. Writing in the 1980s after what he called his "recovery…
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Word of Life The Word of Life: Systematic Theology Volume Two
Thomas Oden · 1989 · Book
Thomas Oden's second volume of systematic theology addresses Christology within his ambitious project to recover classical Christian consensus. Writing in the 1980s amid what he saw as theology's captivity to modern ideologies,…
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Thomas Oden · 1990 · Book
Thomas Oden's manifesto emerged from his conviction that the modern theological project had reached a dead end by 1990. Writing as a Methodist theologian who had himself moved from liberal to orthodox…
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Joel B. Green · 1997 · Commentary
Joel Green's commentary on Luke emerged from the New International Commentary on the New Testament series as a comprehensive scholarly engagement with the third gospel that bridges rigorous exegesis with theological reflection.…
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What About the Soul? What About the Soul? Neuroscience and Christian Anthropology
Joel B. Green · 2004 · Book
Joel Green's inquiry emerges from the collision between advancing neuroscience and traditional Christian beliefs about human nature. Writing as both a biblical scholar and someone attentive to scientific developments, Green addresses the…
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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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Seized by Truth Seized by Truth: Reading the Bible as Scripture
Joel B. Green · 2007 · Book
Joel Green's Seized by Truth emerges from the contemporary crisis in biblical interpretation, where historical-critical methods have often displaced Scripture's role in Christian formation and community life. Writing from within the Wesleyan…
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Body, Soul, and Human Life Body, Soul, and Human Life: The Nature of Humanity in the Bible
Joel B. Green · 2008 · Book
Joel Green's systematic examination of biblical anthropology emerges from decades of debate between materialist and dualist interpretations of human nature in Christian theology. Written as contemporary neuroscience increasingly challenges traditional soul-body distinctions,…
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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…
