Schreiner describes Hebrews as a sermon in epistolary form that exhorts its readers to hold fast to their faith. Hebrews has a rich theology and some of the most contested or misunderstood passages in the New Testament, such as the warning passages and apostasy. I highly recommend Schreiner’s EBTC commentary on Hebrews.
1 Peter, 2nd Edition Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament Series
Karen Jobes update and revises one of the leading commentaries on 1 Peter which is rich with themes that applied to the particular situation the churches in Asia Minor faced as well as Christians throughout church history. Increasing, modern-day Christians are experiencing more persecution which makes 1 Peter more and more relevant and impactful.
Romans Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary (EBTC)
Romans is a letter addressed to first-century Roman Christians that focuses on the gospel, Jesus Christ as the focus of the gospel, and the exposition and spread of the gospel.
1-2 Timothy and Titus: Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary
Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus (LTT) are often neglected in theology. Köstenberger rightly points out the intentional purpose of the LTT. Proper understanding of the LTT dovetails into a greater understanding of the Paul’s earlier letters.
The Gospel for Disordered Lives: An Introduction to Christ-Centered Biblical Counseling
The Gospel for Disordered Lives is an introductory guide to the theory and practice of Christ-centered biblical counseling. It is a comprehensive guide for understanding the theology behind biblical counseling. It is faithful to Scripture and a trustworthy depiction of Biblical Counseling. The Gospel for Disordered Lives will undoubtedly be formative in your life and increase your faith and hope in God in a fallen and broken world. If it is not on your bookshelf now, put one on order today.
God and the Transgender Debate: What Does the Bible Actually Say about Gender Identity?
God and the Transgender Debate by Andrew T. Walker is a timely and helpful book on a difficult subject. Many Christians struggle with knowing how to address this topic in a way that honors God’s love for his image bearers […]
Dear Christian Counselor,
Dear Christian Counselor, if your counsel has stalled or you are not equipped to help the couple, the answer is not be divorce. Do not discount the beauty of reconciliation that is found in restoring marriages.
Do You Believe?: 12 Historic Doctrines to Change Your Everyday Life
Do You Believe? brings theology and doctrine to your everyday Christian life. Many Christians wrongly believe there is a disconnect between biblical knowledge and heartfelt faith. This book isn’t a full Systematic Theology book but chooses to focus on twelve of the Bibles core doctrines and how to practically live these truths out in your life. If Christians lived out these truths, the world would be transformed. Tripp writes is such a way that both your mind and heart are stirred towards God. His goal is “that thinking of biblical truth as a lifestyle will become more and more natural as you read.”
Systematic Theology by Wayne Grudem
Systematic Theology covers complex topics that sometimes diverge in specific, nuanced areas of theology. While not shying from these discussions, Grudem writes in a charitable way that all Christians may understand.
Jesus the Great Philosopher: Rediscovering the Way to a Whole, Meaningful, and Flourishing Life
Is the Bible concerned with happiness and human flourishing? Does Jesus speak to a whole-life philosophy? In the book Jesus the Great Philosopher, Dr. Jonathan T. Pennington aims to revive the neglected identity of Christ as philosopher and Christianity as a way of life.