Tag: Bible study

Elisha audioook

We are delighted to announce the immediate availability of the audiobook of The Gospel According to Elisha. This is not just a commentary; it is quite devotional, and well suited to being listened to as an audiobook from start to finish. It is a useful set of 14 audio quiet times. The paperback and hardback… Continue reading Elisha audioook

Need some guidance?

The key ideas in this new book are that a) we all need God’s guidance all the time, not just when making life-changing decisions, and b) what we really need is not so much guidance as wisdom, biblical, Holy Spirit, wisdom. Nevertheless, subjects such as ‘fleeces’, open and closed ‘doors’, WWJD bangles etc. are all… Continue reading Need some guidance?

Helpful new book on biblical typology and imagery

Why publish another book on biblical typology? Haven’t people been doing that since Augustine of Hippo? Well, books in English tend to be either unreadable or, frankly, wrong. The biggest and, for many, standard book was written by Patrick Fairbairn – erudite, scholarly, but completely inaccessible and unreadable, with sentences 100s of words in length.… Continue reading Helpful new book on biblical typology and imagery

New: 2 Samuel study notes

2 Samuel is often regarded as a difficult Bible book to study because it contains awkward incidents like when God seems to zap Uzzah for no obvious reason (there is one, of course), or when David the previously Christlike king commits adultery (and he does!), when David allows some Gibeonites to commit the judicial murder… Continue reading New: 2 Samuel study notes