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.
Psalms Two Volume Set: Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary
The Psalms are known as the heart of the bible, but it is also a theologically rich collection of poems that join together to tell a wider story. Hamilton’s commentary is a resource that I will return to over and over again as my favorite Psalms commentary.
NIV Grace and Truth Study Bible
The NIV Grace and Truth Study Bible from General Editor Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr presents a trustworthy and approachable resource to study Scripture is a grace-filled manor. A team of 42 contributors bring their pastoral, biblical, and theological wisdom with the goal that readers will learn to see grace and truth revealed on every page of God’s Word.
ESV Expository Commentary: Romans–Galatians Volume 10
If you are like me and already own an ESV study bible, then you are already familiar with the quality and thoroughness that is put into expanded form of the ESV Translation of the bible. It is theologically sound and provides for solid exposition of the Scriptures. Volume 10 is written in a broadly Reformed view towards interpretation and application of Romans, 1–2 Corinthians, and Galatians.