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Summary : A valuable new study of the Old Testament book of Exodus.
Summary : With clarity and conviction, J. I. Packer sets out 'the permanent essentials of Christianity', viewed as both a belief system and a way of life. Theology is for both the praise of God (doxology) and the practice of godliness (devotion).
Summary : In this thoroughly researched and well-argued volume, Michael Licona evaluates the historical data and up-to-date scholarly arguments related to an event of central importance to Christianity - the resurrection of Jesus from the dead - and critically weighs alternate hypotheses.
Summary : Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield was one of the greatest Reformed theologians in American history. Fred Zaspel has spent many years studying Warfield's published and unpublished writings, and presents them here in summary as a concise and coherent systematic theology.
Summary : Geoffrey Grogan offers firm, positive and irenic engagement with recent challenges within evangelicalism to traditional understandings of some key doctrines and subjects: open theism, penal substitution, the New Perspective on Paul and justification, the doctrine of Scripture, and hermeneutics.
Summary : The doctrine of the Trinity is widely taught and believed by evangelical Christians, but it is rarely fully understood or celebrated. Fred Sanders explains how the gospel is inherently trinitarian, and how this adds depth to Christian faith and practice.
Summary : Over the past thirty years, D. A. Carson has written widely on the nature and interpretation of Scripture. This timely collection of his work selects five key essays on relevant themes and critical reviews of nine books on Scripture.
Summary : Köstenberger and Kruger evaluate historical evidence to respond to the denial of clear orthodoxy in early Christianity strongly influential in modern New Testament criticism and recently renewed by Bart Ehrman and others in their adherence to popular ideals of diversity.
Summary : This introduction to and engagement with key figures from the early and medieval Christian church includes theological analysis and commentary, with annotated bibliographies; offers critical interaction from an evangelical perspective; and helps readers to learn how to think theologically.
Summary : Timothy Ward's exposition of the nature of Scripture follows biblical, theological and doctrinal outlines and concludes with some significant areas of application. It stands firmly in line with established theological traditions, and is expressed in a form appropriate for today.
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