Despite its reputation as an outlier, James resonates with the whole canon of the Bible. in James Revisited, a former Lexham title, now released by @BakerAcademic, author Brandon D. Crowe reexamines the letter to recover its theological contributions. Now available!
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In this episode, Nick talks with Dr. Brandon Crowe about his work, "The Lord Jesus Christ: The Biblical Doctrine of the Person and Works of Christ. Brandon discusses biblical themes, historical development, and doctrinal formulations about the Lord Jesus. https://t.co/uH2nMA86nQ
Your preaching should push back on the world's challenges. In ‘Pulpit Apologetics,’ William Edwards offers a compelling argument that apologetics should be part of the regular preaching ministry of every local church.
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Hot of the presses from @BakerAcademic A biblical theology of James with attention to the work of Christ. @wtsbooks has it on a special deal 40% off. Releases Aug 4 https://t.co/AJ2CUUh1LO
Here's a long-form video with @Beale1Gk discussing his forthcoming book : a biblical theology of wilderness set to be published in New Studies in Biblical Theology, ed. by @DrGladd
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