I have been writing a book on the Trinity since mid-December. My goal was to have it completed and available on Amazon today because today is Trinity Sunday. I almost reached my goal. The files have been uploaded to Amazon, but it’s scheduled to be released next Sunday, June 7. Here are a couple paragraphs
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James Ware has written an important commentary on 1 Corinthians 15, “the great resurrection chapter.” After setting the context of 1 Corinthians 15 within the entire letter, Ware analyzes each verse and phrase in the chapter in the original language. In addition, four excurses are interspersed throughout the commentary. While working methodically through the chapter,
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Jesus and Divine Christology by Brant Pitre is a tour de force through New Testament scholarship. Pitre begins by presenting a conflict among New Testament scholars. On the one hand, the majority of historical Jesus scholars have concluded that Jesus did not view himself as divine. On the other hand, the majority of early Christology
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I love books. When I go to our local used bookstore, I usually browse for two or three hours then leave with a pile of publications. Unfortunately, due to moving back and forth overseas a few times, my collection has decreased dramatically. I’m grateful, however, that I was able to acquire Kindle books while living
Uncommon Unity by Richard Lints is a deep reflection on the nature of diversity and unity in society and the church. This wide-ranging book incorporates insights from theology, anthropology, sociology, ecclesiology, history, missiology, and linguistics. Part 1 (chapters 1-4) addresses the cultural and contextual influences that have shaped how “we understand and deal with difference”
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