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Offers deep comfort while exploring the emotional, spiritual and theological issues surrounding suicide.

A fresh study and application of the prayers of Jesus in the Gospels

Learn leadership lessons from Joshua, an outstanding Old Testament leader

A pocket-sized daily devotional unpacking the wonderful narrative of the Old Testament book of Ruth.

New commentary on the Old Testament book

A Festschrift in honour of Don Carson's 70th birthday. One of Don's greatest gifts has been his focus on mission.

Valuable study of the key biblical texts relating to preaching in the post-apostolic age, with theological and pastoral conclusions

A comprehensive and inspiring look at entrepreneurship and faith through the eyes of the UK business community.

A canonical study of the priesthood of God's people and of Christ

The collected writings of Revd Dr Mike Ovey (1958- 2017), former Principal of Oak Hill College, London

Equips and empowers church leaders (and others) to deal with a massive, but hidden, problem prevalent in churches and wider communities, offering lasting solutions and genuine hope.

An insightful new study of a key doctrine

An exploration of evangelicalism's relationship with, and roots in, ancient Christianity

Ideal for daily devotional reading, this book will help readers understand Jesus and his role in achieving what Israel's history is today through his life's work.

Fresh examination of the Bible's teaching on what lies beyond death

Food for the journey, unpacking the mysteries of Ezekiel and its message to Christians today.

Revolutionise the way you deal with the mentally ill in your congregation and community - you don't need to be an expert to make a difference

A comprehensive study of Christian worldview and its importance

Invest Your Disappointments is an invitation to openly and honestly acknowledge our difficult life experiences and to turn them into opportunities for deep spiritual growth and rich personal development

An appreciation of and critical reflection on the Reformation and its legacy in the 500th anniversary year

Discover the gripping story of the Protestant Reformation and why it matters for believers today

New commentary on the Old Testament books

This book is the first historical survey of biblical interpretation which does justice to the subject in the context of Christian tradition and theology. Every period of Christian history is examined, with case studies which have been carefully chosen to reflect the hermeneutical methods used at different times. The rapid expansion of the subject in recent years is also fully treated, with extensive bibliographies of the major currents of thought in the field today.

Next volume in the TNTC revision and replacement programme

Christlikeness is something God planned from the beginning and will one day finally complete. But how can we overcome the pull of sin? Is it possible to change? These talks from Keswick 2016 will inspire us with the goal to become like Christ and to live an authentic Christian life that provides a credible witness to the gospel we proclaim.

Too often, valuable New Testament scholarship never finds its way to the preacher's or pastor's study because it is presented in a form that is not practically digestible in the time available for sermon preparation. The motivation for this volume is the desire to bridge the gap between the work of evangelical scholars in universities and colleges and the world of the busy preacher and Bible teacher. Specifically, it offers a theological introduction to the New Testament book of Hebrews, by way of a set of expositions of some significant themes and difficult questions, by some well-known scholars. Topics covered are: the new covenant (Peter O'Brien); the word of God (Jonathan Griffiths); the priesthood of Christ (Richard Gaffin, Jr); the tabernacle (David Gooding); warning and assurance (Thomas Schreiner); access and arrival (Peter Walker); perfection (David Peterson); and suffering (Bruce Winter). These studies are accessible to all serious students of the Bible. The contributors share the conviction that theological research is ultimately only valuable insofar as it aids the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In one asy-to-read volume Colin Brown provides a sweeping survey of Christianity and Western thought from the ancient world to the Age of Enlightenment. Students, pastors and thoughtful Christians should benefit from this rich source that sketches the history of philosophers, ideas and movements that have influences and been influenced by Christian thought.From Socrates and the Sophists to Kant, from Augustine to Aquinas and the Reformers, Brown tells the often tension-filled story of the people and ideas that have shaped our intellectual landscape. Is philosophy the "handmaiden of faith" or "the doctrine of demons"? Does it clarify the fiath or undermine the very heart of what Christians believe?This volume is the first of a projected two-volume work that in its breadth and readability will make it a standard reference and text for years to come.