Jonathan Pennington’s Reading the Gospels Wisely was featured at The Pneuma Review.
Rarely do I read a book that ‘reads me’ so well. I highly recommend this text, especially for those who have been fed a cold diet of higher-critical books and methods. We must develop a “posture” or “habitus” because, “Our goal in reading Scripture is not merely to understand what God is saying … but to stand under his Word” (137).
Byron Borger, at Hearts and Minds, recommended God’s Good World by Jonathan Wilson, God’s Wider Presence by Robert Johnston, and A New Heaven and a New Earth by J. Richard Middleton.
At First Things, John Wilson recommended Mark Noll’s From Every Tribe and Nation as a stand out book in 2014.
The 1-2 Thessalonians BECNT volume by Jeffrey Weima was reviewed at Diglotting.
Nate Claiborne reviewed Adonis Vidu’s Atonement, Law, and Justice.
At The Scriptorium Daily, Fred Sanders reflected on Khaled Anatolios’ discussion of philanthropia in Retrieving Nicaea.
