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N. T. Wright · 2007 · Book
N. T. Wright's systematic exploration of Christian eschatology emerged from his recognition that much contemporary Christianity had lost touch with its central hope. Writing as both New Testament scholar and Anglican bishop,…
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Rowan Williams · 2007 · Book
Tokens of Trust emerged from Rowan Williams' desire to address the fundamental question of why Christian faith remains credible in a skeptical age. Originally delivered as lectures, this work represents Williams' attempt…
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Rowan Williams · 2008 · Book
Rowan Williams's study emerges from his conviction that Fyodor Dostoevsky remains one of the most penetrating theological minds of the modern era, despite never having written systematic theology. Williams argues that the…
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Hans Boersma · 2009 · Book
Hans Boersma's theological study examines the twentieth-century French theological movement known as nouvelle théologie and its retrieval of what he calls "sacramental ontology" — a way of understanding reality in which the…
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N. T. Wright · 2010 · Book
N.T. Wright's After You Believe addresses what he saw as a critical gap in contemporary Christianity: the absence of serious thinking about character formation and moral development after conversion. Writing as both…
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John Goldingay · 2010 · Book
John Goldingay's Key Questions about Christian Faith emerged from his decades of teaching Old Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary and engaging with students who brought honest intellectual challenges to Christian belief. Writing…
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Fleming Rutledge · 2011 · Book
Fleming Rutledge's "And God Spoke to Abraham" emerged from her decades of preaching on the patriarchal narratives and her conviction that these ancient stories speak directly to contemporary spiritual struggles. Writing as…
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God and Stephen Hawking God and Stephen Hawking: Whose Design Is It Anyway?
John C. Lennox · 2011 · Book
John Lennox wrote this brief apologetic work in direct response to Stephen Hawking's 2010 book The Grand Design, which argued that the laws of physics make God unnecessary for explaining the universe's…
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Gunning for God Gunning for God: Why the New Atheists are Missing the Target
John C. Lennox · 2011 · Book
John Lennox's Gunning for God emerged as a direct response to the New Atheist movement that gained prominence in the early 2000s through bestselling works by Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris,…
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Heavenly Participation Heavenly Participation: The Weaving of a Sacramental Tapestry
Hans Boersma · 2011 · Book
Hans Boersma's systematic exploration of sacramental theology emerges from his conviction that modern Christianity has lost its moorings in a fundamentally sacramental understanding of reality. Writing as a Reformed theologian increasingly drawn…
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N. T. Wright · 2011 · Scripture
The Kingdom New Testament is a single-scholar translation of the New Testament, undertaken with the aim of making first-century meaning vivid in contemporary English. Its scope is limited to the New Testament,…
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Seven Days That Divide the World Seven Days That Divide the World: The Beginning According to Genesis and Science
John C. Lennox · 2011 · Book
John Lennox's exploration of Genesis and modern science emerges from the contentious debates that have fractured Christian communities over evolution, the age of the earth, and biblical interpretation. Writing as both a…
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N. T. Wright · 2012 · Book
N. T. Wright's How God Became King emerged from his growing frustration with how Western Christianity has read the Gospels. As a New Testament scholar and former Bishop of Durham, Wright observed…
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Alister McGrath · 2012 · Book
Alister McGrath's Mere Apologetics emerges from his observation that many Christians feel unprepared to articulate their faith in an increasingly secular culture. Drawing on his background as both a molecular biophysicist and…
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N. T. Wright · 2013 · Book
This massive two-volume work represents the culmination of N. T. Wright's decades-long project to reconstruct Christian origins within their first-century Jewish and Greco-Roman contexts. Written as the fourth volume in his Christian…
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Rowan Williams · 2014 · Book
The Edge of Words emerged from Rowan Williams' 2013 Gifford Lectures at the University of Edinburgh, one of the most prestigious academic platforms for exploring the intersection of natural theology and human…
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John Goldingay · 2014 · Commentary
John Goldingay's theological commentary on Isaiah emerged from decades of teaching and scholarly engagement with the Hebrew prophets at Fuller Theological Seminary. Writing for students and pastors who need more than historical-critical…
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Against the Flow Against the Flow: The Inspiration of Daniel in an Age of Relativism
John C. Lennox · 2015 · Commentary
John Lennox's commentary on the book of Daniel emerges from his conviction that this ancient text speaks with particular urgency to contemporary believers navigating a pluralistic, secular culture. As a mathematician and…
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Crucifixion The Crucifixion: Understanding the Death of Jesus Christ
Fleming Rutledge · 2015 · Book
Fleming Rutledge's comprehensive theological study emerged from decades of preaching on the cross and her recognition that contemporary Christianity had largely lost the language and categories for understanding the crucifixion's theological significance.…
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John Goldingay · 2015 · Book
John Goldingay's provocative inquiry emerges from his decades of wrestling with the relationship between Israel's scriptures and Christian faith. Writing as an Old Testament scholar who has spent his career demonstrating the…
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N. T. Wright · 2016 · Book
N.T. Wright's exploration of the cross emerges from his conviction that centuries of Western Christianity have fundamentally misunderstood what Jesus accomplished through his death. Written as both scholarly treatise and pastoral correction,…
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Marilyn McCord Adams · 2017 · Book
Marilyn McCord Adams wrote this systematic theological treatise to address one of Christianity's most enduring intellectual challenges: how a perfectly good and omnipotent God can permit the existence of genuine evil, particularly…
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Scripture as Real Presence Scripture as Real Presence: Sacramental Exegesis in the Early Church
Hans Boersma · 2017 · Book
Hans Boersma's study emerges from contemporary debates over biblical interpretation, particularly the perceived divide between historical-critical scholarship and spiritual reading of Scripture. Writing as an Anglican theologian concerned with recovering pre-modern approaches…
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Fleming Rutledge · 2018 · Book
Fleming Rutledge's exploration of Advent emerges from her decades of preaching through the church calendar and her conviction that this liturgical season has been domesticated beyond recognition. Writing as an Episcopal priest…
