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Catching up on some reading as we approach the summer. Here are a few upcoming books on the list.
Studying a book of the Bible in depth can be an exciting thing! God’s word is essential and sufficient for life and godliness. Yet God has given his church an awesome gift in scholars who can share their thoughts and expositions on the different books of the Bible. Here in the Apollos Old Testament Commentary Series, we have just that from David Firth on the books of 1 & 2 Samuel.
Christianity is vital. It is living and breathing, drawing life and experience from God as its source. It consists of real people that are changed and living lives that reflect that change by the Spirit of God and faith in the gospel of Christ.
There are plenty of Bible surveys out there that provide great material for learning and growing in God’s Word. So much so that it can be difficult choosing which one to start with or figuring out which one is best for you. Campbell and @drjtpennington have given us a fantastic new survey of the New Testament that is directed to the undergraduate level, and assumes no prior academic or technical study of the Bible.
Let’s be honest, the book of Nehemiah is usually not on the priority list for books of the Bible. It seems to get lost in the forest of the Pentateuch and the Prophets and larger historical books of the Old Testament. But this commentary by T. J. Betts is a perfect companion to a refreshing study in the book of Nehemiah and strongly focuses on the importance of this book for the life of the church today.
The Christian life is all about God working in and through His people for His glory. What this looks like practically in the life of a believer can be called biblical spirituality. The Spirit of Holiness is one of those books that really does a great job in taking a deeper look at biblical spirituality.

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  • The Way of Life: Christian Belief and Experience – Charles Hodge
  • Apollos Old Testament Commentary: 1 and 2 Samuel – David G. Firth
  • Reading the New Testament as Christian Scripture: A Literary, Canonical, and Theological Survey – Constantine R. Campbell & Jonathan T. Pennington
  • Nehemiah: A Pastoral & Exegetical Commentary – T.J. Betts
  • The Spirit of Holiness: Reflections on Biblical Spirituality – Terry Delaney and Roger D. Duke
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