As you read the biblical book of Genesis and use a tool such as Waltke's commentary, you will have a much greater appreciation for God's covenant faithfulness, a better feel for God's sovereignty and man's responsibility, and God's universal and mediatorial Kingdoms in which he blesses the nation...

J. I. Packer, noted for his love and appreciation for the Puritans, wrote, "These are wonderful in the way that all good devotionals are-that is, they enlarge your sense of God's greatness, goodness, and closeness to you, and so make you praise and pray. I am sure the readers will be greatly ener...

This book is part of The Westminster Handbooks to Christian Theology series.It is written for scholars and students who study topics of theological significance. Olson writes about people, organizations and controversial subjects related to evangelical theology. It is concisely and clearly writte...

We need to know that truth is more than a linguistic or social construct that varies from person to person. Scott takes us there. This book is a must read, especially by church leaders today as they shepherd God's people through the turbulent waters of the postmodern paradigm.

Though Lost In the Middle, Midlife and the Grace of God deals with that nebulous idea of midlife crisis, whenever that might occur, it has a powerfully challenging message. The material lends itself to valuable small group material for fruitful study and exchange.

Reflects both a grasp of the historical, but also has fresh ideas for us today. Just as there is great danger in using only commentaries from the past or only using the latest and most modern, continuity of the past and present works coming together is important.