The What Paul Saw Series
One message, three readers. Each book reads Paul through his own first-century lens, and each is written for a different seat in the church: the pew, the pulpit and the classroom.
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What Paul Saw: Hidden in the Messiah
What Paul Saw: Hidden in the Messiah
For the person in the pew
Christians have argued about it for five hundred years. Seen through Paul’s first-century lens, the argument dissolves. This short, readable book invites you to hear Paul’s great phrase “in Him” the way Paul meant it, and to find that God’s sovereignty and the gospel’s open invitation were never at odds.
Paperback, hardback and Kindle.
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What Paul Saw: A Preacher's Damascus Road
What Paul Saw: A Preacher's Damascus Road
For pastors and preachers
“You know the moment. Saturday night. Late. The sermon is mostly done but something is not sitting right.”
Written by a preacher to preachers, from forty years of ministry and two years in the woodshop with Paul’s letters in his ears. It honors what Calvin gave the pulpit and what Arminius gave the pulpit, then offers ground larger than either. Preach with Pauline confidence, and walk into every pulpit, hospital room and hard conversation without fear of the old debate.
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The Lenses We Have Been Wearing
Toward a Pauline Covenantal Resolution of the Calvinist–Arminian Debate
For scholars, students and pastors who want the full case
The complete scholarly argument, from Augustine through the Synod of Dort to a close reading of Romans 8–9 and Ephesians 1. Fully footnoted, with notes designed to double as teaching resources for the seminary classroom.
Not sure where to start? Begin with Hidden in the Messiah. It’s the doorway to the whole series.
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