Proven three-tiered approach and a wealth of full-color images help readers connect the Old Testament with today’s world.Old Testament Today is unique among Old Testament surveys. It not only provides an orientation to the world of the Old Testament but also builds a bridge between the original audi... (more)

“I’ve lived a good life, been nice to people, not done anything really bad, I’ll be alright.” It is only natural for us to judge our life according to our own rules. As we try to examine ourselves we take on board all the mitigating circumstances we can think of – because after all we meant well ... (more)

Opening John’s Gospels and Epistles outlines four New Testament books with notes and exposition on each section. The notes cover every significant phrase of John’s writings, including some text-critical details. The exposition includes details about context and offers an interpretation of each secti... (more)

Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth is brim full of practical relevance to the church of our day. How should people live in the light of a surrounding immoral culture? What should be the church’s response to blatant sin on the part of its members? How should the giving and stewardship of th... (more)

1 Timothy is an urgent letter to a Christian in the thick of a crisis and a call to the local church to get on with the job God has called it to do - spreading the good news! Simon Robinson applies this message incisively to modern readers.

Truth—love—division—fellowship—imitating others—Points such as these, and many more, are frequently controversial in the Christian life today. And the Bible is ever relevant to them! 2 and 3 John, the smallest books in the Bible, are often unjustly neglected. In this stimulating guide, which include... (more)

[Overview:] Ecclesiastes has much to say to any thinking person who seriously questions the meaning and purpose of life in a universe that has little or no place for the God who created it. The writer leaves no stone unturned as he pursues his quest. Philosophy, power, politics, pleasure, and educa... (more)

Ezekiel, a muchneglected Old Testament prophet, speaks across the centuries in this straightforward and downtoearth explanation of his message. Clearly written, with no punches pulled as far as contemporary application is concerned, this is just the sort of help needed by those who might otherwise f... (more)