In his detailed two-volume commentary on 1 & 2 Kings, John N. Oswalt highlights the prophetic value of Old Testament narrative. In our interview below, Oswalt discusses the unique contribution these EEC volumes make. John N. Oswalt is visiting distinguished professor of Old Testament at A| Lexham Press
Robert Elmer is the editor of Grace from Heaven: Prayers of the Reformation. In this newest volume in the Prayers of the Church series, Elmer collects prayers from influential Protestant voices of the Reformation that express deep longings, theological richness, and a burning desire for God’s grace.| Lexham Press
Andrea Burke is the author of A Bit of Earth: A Year in the Garden with God. In her new book, she looks at the seasonal practice and common grace of gardening through a devotional lens. Part memoir, part prayer book, A Bit of Earth weaves care and intent through moments of ordinary living. In our| Lexham Press
Murray J. Harris is the author of Navigating Tough Texts, Volume 2: A Guide to Problem Passages in the New Testament. In his new book, he concisely considers more than eighty tricky passages in the New Testament, showing how these texts offer insights with implications for theology, apologetics, mis| Lexham Press
Benjamin B. Saunders is the author of The Crisis of Civil Law: What the Bible Teaches about Law and What It Means Today. In his new book, Saunders draws from Scripture and the Christian tradition to provide valuable guidance on contemporary legal questions and the role of civil government. In our| Lexham Press
J. V. Fesko is the author of The Giver of Life: The Biblical Doctrine of the Holy Spirit and Salvation. In his new book, he reflects on the person and work of the Holy Spirit in the application of Christ’s work for the salvation of sinners, provides a thorough and trustworthy guide to the Holy Spiri| Lexham Press
Doug Webster is the author of More than a Sermon: The Purpose and Practice of Christian Preaching. In his new book, highlights the prophetic and pastoral challenge of preaching today. The task is both harder and easier than we imagine, as we are called to proclaim the biblical text in a way that con| Lexham Press
