James Revisited

James RevisitedRediscover the rich theology of James The letter of James suffers from neglect and misunderstanding. In James Revisited, Brandon D. Crowe reexamines the letter to recover its theological contributions. Despite its reputation as an outlier, James resonates with the whole canon of the Bible. This letter refracts the Old Testament through Jesus's teachings in order to urge believers to maturity in the Lord. Crowe highlights James's biblical theological

Reformed Dogmatics offers valuable insight into the formative thought of this influential theologian

and the constitutional and legal parameters of such work

and easily overturned

Articles from Timothy Weber (the only non-Orthodox contribution) and Bradley Nassif address the growing interface between the evangelical and Orthodox traditions

Gunnar af Hällström

revealing a man who cared deeply about the truths of Scripture and the spiritual lives of his community

She encourages us to reorient our gaze from diseased cultural forms and fix our eyes instead on works from the historic Christian imaginative tradition that better reflect the love

an internationally renowned expert in canonical interpretation

The three volumes taken together present the covenant as an expression of God's nature

ethnicities

making it an essential book for scholars of New Testament Greek and a valuable supplemental textbook for New Testament Greek exegesis courses

and offers specific suggestions for ministry