Book Reviews

The New “Go-to” Dictionary of New Testament Theology: A Review of The New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis

The NIDNTTE (Zondervan, 2014) is a thorough revision of the original NIDNTT. Moises Silva is the revision editor, and the finished product is a must have for serious students and pastors who work in Greek on a regular basis. The updated set consists of five volumes (four dictionary volumes and an index volume. There is […]

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Helpful resource for those preaching through the life of Jacob a review of Invitation to the Life of Jacob: Winning Through Losing by Donald Sunukjian

Dr. Donald Sunukjian has had more influence in the area of expository preaching on the current generation of pastors than anyone except Haddon Robinson. I remember one of my seminary professors having us watch a video of Dr. Sunukjian doing a first person narrative sermon on Esther. It was my first introduction to that type

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Well-written novel from the time of Christ: A Review of Ted Dekker’s A.D. 30

If you are familiar with Ted Dekker’s books, then A.D. 30 will be a different type of read. Dekker’s books are usually what could only be described as psychological thrillers. In A.D. 30, he moves into the genre of the historical novel. Set during the ministry of Christ, A.D. 30 revolves around the peoples of

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Great New Tool For Studying the New Testament: A Review of Kenneth Berding’s Workbook in Romans

The Weaver Book Company (weaverbookcompany.com), who I have only recently become familiar with, has launched a new series of workbooks designed to help Christians better understand the flow of New Testament books. The purpose of the series is to “draw out the back story that lies behind the writings of the Bible” (p. 9). The

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