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There are many doorways that can be used to enter and engage with the storyline of the Bible. In this book, TK Dunn traces the theme of “take and eat” across the pages of Scripture to demonstrate that many of the critical events in redemptive history are marked by uses of food. From God’s bountiful…
A comprehensive look at the relationship between faith and reason discussing how we can examine what we believe.
A basic Christian claim is that God is active in human history to accomplish his purpose, which he will do in the end. This book considers some of the implications of this far-reaching claim. Christian faith is bound up with our personal history but beyond that stretches far into the past. Faith is not identical…
A short, carefully crafted introduction to what process thought can mean for building a good hermeneutic for the 21st century.
The Church’s Charge for Missions
A comprehensive study of the thinking, symbolism, and imagery that went into apocalyptic writing and thinking in the Bible, covering books such as Ezekiel, Zechariah, Daniel, the Synoptic Gospels, Hebrews, Paul’s letters, and Revelation.
A comprehensive study of the thinking, symbolism, and imagery that went into apocalyptic writing and thinking in the Bible, covering books such as Ezekiel, Zechariah, Daniel, the Synoptic Gospels, Hebrews, Paul’s letters, and Revelation.
An examination of the work of the Holy Spirit as presented in the whole of Scripture. Designed for serious students of the Word.
A basic guide to the linguistic fallacies that often trip up pastors and teachers resulting in misinformation. How can you detect well-done linguistics?
A short but thorough discussion of the order in which the gospels were written, challenging the dominant view, which is Markan priority.