(The John Phillips Commentary Series)

Gifted expositor John Phillips surveys Philemon, providing an overview of its themes and purpose.

(John Phillips Bible Characters Series)

John Phillip's insightful exposition of the life of Phillip the Plodder.

(John Phillips Bible Characters Series)

John Phillip's insightful exposition of Philip, the dynamic deacon.

A new lexicon of Philippians that incorporates all words used fewer than fifty times in the Greek New Testament, by NT book.

(The John Phillips Commentary Series)

Gifted expositor John Phillips surveys Philippians, providing an overview of its themes and purpose.

(John Phillips Bible Characters Series)

John Phillip's insightful exposition of the life of Pilate, Caesar's friend.

Everyone admires people who play hurt, from the superstar athlete to the journeyman player who finishes the game even when hurt, sick, or falling apart. Everyone looks up to these athletes and wants to mimic their “never give up” attitude. Except when it comes to marriage.

(Bloodline Trilogy #2)

Five years ago, Keelyn Samuels’s armed, mentally ill stepfather took her family hostage in their house in rural Colorado. She and her half-sister Raven made it out alive, but others did not. Authorities blamed the father’s frequent hallucinations about a being named Lucent, but in the end, even the best of the FBI’s hostage negotiators failed to overcome the man’s delusions and end the standoff peacefully.

Now, Lucent is back, and he’s no hallucination. In fact, he is a very real person with dangerous motives. He has kidnapped Raven’s daughter, and--Keelyn worries--maybe has hurt Raven as well. Though she is estranged from her sister, Keelyn feels the immediate need to find Raven and save what family she has left. But when others who were involved in that fateful day start dying, some by mysterious circumstances, Keelyn wonders if she can emerge unscathed a second time.

 

(Preaching With Series)

“People just don’t seem to want to listen to good, solid Bible preaching. Yet they crave the things that only the Bible can give them.”—from the Introduction

A new lexicon of the Prison Epistles that incorporates all words used fewer than fifty times in the Greek New Testament, by NT book.