The simple purpose of this new series of books is to give the Bible back to people who welcome a good story, fine poetry, and inspiration. For too long, the Bible has been the best–seller least read. Repetitions, lack of chronological order, stories that cry out for explanations, incomprehensible th... (more)

A previously unpublished work, lost in an Oxford museum, that throws fresh light onto Romans 8, a key part of scripture. Newton was an important influence for good on a society reacting against Bible Christianity.

“. . . undertaken to provide earnest students of the New Testament with an exposition that is thorough and abreast of modern scholarship and at the same time loyal to the Scriptures as the infallible Word of God.” This statement reflects the underlying purpose of The New International Commentary on... (more)

This title offers a fresh look at the so-called secret gospels that have played a major and controversial part in the study of the historical Jesus and that present two distinctive proclamations of the good news of Jesus. Meyer looks at these revolutionary texts, covering topics ranging from gender ... (more)

Most people have heard of the Sermon on the Mount and are aware of some of its contents yet it is often a miss-understood sermon; people see the 'niceness' of Jesus' words and are not aware of the radical nature of what he taught. It is a description of the kind of life that is to be lived by Jesus'... (more)

The Character of a Disciple. An explanation of the Sermon on the Mount, the word of king Jesus to his people, that also puts it in its scriptural context. Pages: 288

The critically acclaimed Preaching the Word series is an invaluable resource for those who take the study--and application--of God's Word seriously. Standing strongly in the series' tradition of unqualified commitment to biblical authority and clear exposition of Scripture is Kent Hughes's work on t... (more)