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Faith in the New Testament: A Study in Biblical Theology – Adolf Schlatter
I’ve really enjoyed learning more about the method and study of biblical theology lately. I came across this book, written by Adolf Schlatter, translated by Joseph Longarino, on faith in the New Testament. Being my first introduction to Schlatter, I did not know what to expect, but I am so thankful I was able to… Continue reading
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The Old and the New: Christ as the Center of Both Testaments – Laurent Clemenceau
The Bible is ONE Story. This is such a crucial truth that impacts how we view the Bible and God, the author of the Bible. Clemenceau takes parallels that we see in both the Old and New Testaments and shows how Christ is at the center of the entire Bible. The New Testament uses themes… Continue reading
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Low Anthropology: The Unlikely Key to a Gracious View of Others (and Yourself) – David Zahl
What does it mean to love our neighbor? How do we do it? These questions are key to living a fruitful Christian life in our world. Yet our world and culture is marked by division and the depravity of mankind, as throughout all of history, seems to be more and more evident every day. In… Continue reading
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1-2 Timothy and Titus: Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary – Andreas J. Kostenberger
Studying and reading God’s Word is such a joy and privilege for those that desire a vibrant relationship with and understanding of God. There are so many resources out there that give clarity and help as we seek to understand what His Word means and how best to interpret and apply these truths to our… Continue reading
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Enjoying the Bible: Literary Approaches to Love the Scriptures – Matthew Mullins
How do you feel about your Bible reading and how you approach God’s Word? Has it grown…stale? Dare I say…boring? Have these thoughts ever crept into your head? Well, you are not alone! And coming across this great little book by Matthew Mullins has given me a fresh take on how to enjoy God’s Word… Continue reading
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The Way of Life: Christian Belief and Experience – Charles Hodge
Christianity is vital. It is living and breathing, drawing life and experience from God as its source. It consists of real people that are changed and living lives that reflect that change by the Spirit of God and faith in the gospel of Christ. This volume by the distinguished American presbyterian theologian Charles Hodge is… Continue reading
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Apollos Old Testament Commentary: 1 and 2 Samuel – David G. Firth
Studying a book of the Bible in depth can be an exciting thing! God’s word is essential and sufficient for life and godliness. Yet God has given his church an awesome gift in scholars who can share their thoughts and expositions on the different books of the Bible. Here in the Apollos Old Testament Commentary… Continue reading
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Reading the New Testament as Christian Scripture: A Literary, Canonical, and Theological Survey – Constantine R. Campbell & Jonathan T. Pennington
There are plenty of Bible surveys out there that provide great material for learning and growing in God’s Word. So much so that it can be difficult choosing which one to start with or figuring out which one is best for you. Campbell and Pennington have given us a fantastic new survey of the New… Continue reading
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Nehemiah: A Pastoral & Exegetical Commentary – T.J. Betts
Let’s be honest, the book of Nehemiah is usually not on the priority list for books of the Bible. It seems to get lost in the forest of the Pentateuch and the Prophets and larger historical books of the Old Testament. But this commentary by T. J. Betts is a perfect companion to a refreshing… Continue reading
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The Spirit of Holiness: Reflections on Biblical Spirituality – Terry Delaney and Roger D. Duke
The Christian life is all about God working in and through His people for His glory. What this looks like practically in the life of a believer can be called biblical spirituality. The Spirit of Holiness is one of those books that really does a great job in taking a deeper look at biblical spirituality.… Continue reading
About Me
An English diarist and naval administrator. I served as administrator of the Royal Navy and Member of Parliament. I had no maritime experience, but I rose to be the Chief Secretary to the Admiralty under both King Charles II and King James II through patronage, diligence, and my talent for administration.
Recent Posts
- Flash Theology: A Visual Guide to Knowing and Enjoying God More -Jenny Randle & Brayden Brookshier
- The Songs of a Warrior – Saul and David: A Retelling – Katy Morgan
- Reading for the Love of God: How to Read as a Spiritual Practice – Jessica Hooten Wilson
- The Medieval Mind of C. S. Lewis: How Great Books Shaped a Great Mind – Jason M. Baxter
- Sheltering Mercy & Endless Grace: Prayers Inspired by the Psalms – Ryan Whitaker Smith & Dan Wilt