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Faith-Affirming Findings


The archaeological stories behind the biblical stories. . . . Paul D. Weaver. Faith-Affirming Findings: 50 Archaeological Discoveries that Validate the Historicity and Reliability of Scripture. 360p., $46.99, Kregel Academic. If the Bible is inspired and inerrant, then the archaeological … Continue reading

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Kerux: 1 Corinthians


Rubber, meet road. Headstrong church, meet Paul. . . . Michael H. Burer and David B. Kieffer, 1 Corinthians: A Commentary for Biblical Preaching and Teaching. Kerux Commentaries. 360p., $29.99, Kregel Academic. Each volume uniquely combines the insights of an experienced … Continue reading

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40 Questions About Mormonism


What does Mormonism get right, and what does it get wrong? And what do outsiders get wrong about Mormonism? Kyle Beshears. 40 Questions About Mormonism. 40 Questions Series. 352p., $26.99, Kregel Academic. Many Christians struggle to form an accurate picture … Continue reading

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My Sheep Follow Me


On the importance on perseverance . . . Jonathan R. Pratt. My Sheep Follow Me: A Study of Perseverance and the Threat of Antinomianism. 176p., $22.99, Kregel Academic. Christian teaching is often clear about justification—how God saves his people—but murky … Continue reading

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Kerux: Joshua


Entering the Promised Land was just the beginning. . . . Randall L. McKinion and Jason K. Lee. Joshua: A Commentary for Biblical Preaching and Teaching. Kerux Commentaries. 256p., $28.99, Kregel Academic. Kerux Commentaries enable pastors and teachers to understand and … Continue reading

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Instructional Strategies for Christian Teachers


Teaching the Bible better . . . James Riley Estep Jr. and Jay L. Sedwick, eds. Instructional Strategies for Christian Teachers: How to Teach the Bible and Theology in the Church and School. 360p., $28.99, Kregel Academic. The best teachers in … Continue reading

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Ancient Israel’s Women of Faith


There’s more than you might think . . . Claude F. Mariottini. Ancient Israel’s Women of Faith: A Survey of the Heroines of the Old Testament. 272p., $25.99, Kregel Academic. Believers today are facing a profound spiritual poverty—an ignorance of … Continue reading

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Holiness in the Old Testament


A closer look at a critical—and often misunderstood—directive of God. . . . Matt Ayars and John N. Oswalt, eds. Holiness in the Old Testament: A Textual and Thematic Analysis. 320p., $25.99, Kregel Academic. “You shall be holy, for I the … Continue reading

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Kerux: Genesis


In the beginning . . . and beyond . . . John M. Soden and Randal Emery Pelton. Genesis: A Commentary for Biblical Preaching and Teaching. Kerux Commentaries. 720p., $54.99, Kregel Academic. Each Kerux volume uniquely combines the insights of an … Continue reading

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40 Questions About the Trinity


Looking at the one of the most simultaneously foundational and trickiest-to-explain doctrines from a variety of angles. . . . Matthew Y. Emerson and R. Lucas Stamps. 40 Questions About the Trinity. 40 Questions Series. 288p., $25.99, Kregel Academic. Trinitarian … Continue reading

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