Biblical Studies
These resources deepen understanding of Scripture’s authority, unity, and central message—God’s plan to redeem creation through Jesus Christ.
How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth by Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart: An essential guide to interpreting Scripture faithfully. Explains how to read different genres—narrative, poetry, prophecy, epistle—so we can grasp the original meaning and apply it rightly today.
The Temple and the Church’s Mission: A Biblical Theology of the Dwelling Place of God by G.K. Beale: A scholarly but rewarding study tracing the theme of God’s presence—from Eden to the temple to the church and new creation. Shows how Scripture consistently points toward God’s plan to dwell with His people.
God’s Glory in Salvation Through Judgment by James M. Hamilton Jr.: An ambitious and theologically rich overview of the Bible’s central theme: that God reveals His glory by saving through judgment. Traces this motif through every book of Scripture, strengthening confidence in the Bible’s unity.
Women of the Word: How to Study the Bible with Both Our Hearts and Our Minds by Jen Wilkin: A clear, practical guide for anyone who wants to study Scripture more deeply. Wilkin teaches a repeatable method grounded in context, careful observation, and trust in the Bible’s authority.
Unlocking the Bible: What It Is, How We Got It, and Why We Can Trust It by Jeff Lasseigne: A readable introduction to how the Bible was formed, preserved, and translated. Reinforces confidence in Scripture’s trustworthiness and relevance for today.