Metaethics: A Short Companion is a small book about a big topic. Authors David A. Horner and J. P. Moreland provide a dense introduction to the field of metaethics that shows their vast knowledge of this space. My own acquaintance with metaethics is neither wideread more ➜
Peeler’s new commentary on Hebrews was highly anticipated by me and comes highly recommended by Nijay Gupta (accolade here). Right out of the gate in the Introduction I was moved by her opening paragraph when she writes, This commentary arises out of a fundamental commitmentread more ➜
An outstanding treatment on grace! There’s a great deal of depth packed into these few pages! Readers will find a tremendous amount of encouragement here. Since his ground-breaking release of Paul and the Gift Barclay is a leading voice in Pauline scholarship. In Paul andread more ➜
Sameer Yadav graciously sent to me his article titled, “A Joban Theology of Consolation“, published in the Harvard Theological Review, Volume 117, Issue 2. Not only does his reading of Job bring great consolation to me personally, it brilliantly foregrounds a key aspect of unmerited suffering andread more ➜
In the classic How to Read a Book it is said that to improve one’s knowledge of any subject, exposure to books that are intellectually challenging is necessary. This makes sense because substantive growth in any discipline requires a reach beyond one’s capabilities. Jonathan Rutledge‘sread more ➜
Tom Wright‘s Into the Heart of Romans: A Deep Dive into Paul’s Greatest Letter was an encouraging read. It is a dense commentary and a masterful treatment of Romans 8. The book is appropriately subtitled as it addresses the rhetorical framework or overall thrust ofread more ➜
Humility Illuminated: The Biblical Path Back to Christian Character is an important read and I learned a lot. But Dennis R. Edwards makes clear that learning is merely a means; growth in humility is the goal. To that end, this was a very good andread more ➜
The short answer is “books like Kevin DeYoung’s Men and Women in the Church.” Over at Ian Paul‘s site, he passes along Andrew Bartlett’s review of Kevin DeYoung’s book, which I believe needs to be captured here. Bartlett shows (to my mind, at least) all thatread more ➜
If we’re going to play a game, we have to follow the rules, right? I mean, who wants to show up to board game night only to find a table full of people making up the rules as they go? Imagine World Cup playoffs whereread more ➜
Over the years I’ve read much of Eleonore Stump’s writing and have a tremendous amount of admiration for her work. She is one of the premier philosophers and theologians of the Thomistic tradition and is highly acclaimed across the academic world of philosophical theology. Wandering inread more ➜
Of all the books and journal articles I’ve read on the Trinity, Trinitarian Dogmatics: Exploring the Grammar of the Christian Doctrine of God has helped my understanding the most. It covers a great deal of ground and fills many gaps that I’ve had when thinkingread more ➜
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