Books in the The Bible Speaks Today New Testament series

John Stott unpacks the Message of Ephesians in this refreshed Bible Speaks Today volume.

In his letters John recalls us to the things which matter most with his message to live in God's love. David Jackman demonstrates that the force of John's searching analysis can be felt in our lives today.

The message of 1 Timothy and Titus.. The life of the local church. John Stott conveys Paul's passionate concern for the future of the gospel, and for younger pastors charged with its care.

John Stott believes that the Thessalonian letters offer us a model for Christian ministry, a vision for the local church, and an affirmation of the foundation facts of our faith.

What is the book of Revelation all about? Can we understand its picture-language, its images, its visions of doom and splendour? In this exposition, Michael Wilcox argues that we can.

The message of Galatians. An exposition of a letter which deals with the gospel, faith and works, and Christian freedom.

A must-have commentary on 1 Peter for the general Christian reader as well as pastors and preachers

This exposition focuses on the One who came to 'preach good news to the poor and proclaim liberty to the captives'- Jesus.

Discover fullness and freedom in these two letters of Paul.

Discover the Joy that can only be found in Jesus, in this masterful exposition of Philippians by Alec Motyer.

Rejoice in the freedom of the gospel as revealed in Romans - with this timeless exposition from John Stott.

The Gospel according to Matthew is perhaps the most important single document of the New Testament, for in it we have the fullest and most systematic account of the birth, life, teaching, death and resurrection of the founder of Christianity, Jesus the Messiah.

Mark's gospel is seen as training material for discipleship, centred on who Christ is and how people should respond to him.

Re-presentation of a classic exposition of Jesus' teaching for a new generation of readers

John's gospel has had an impact on human history. At the centre of the gospel, as in this exposition, is Jesus Christ himself in his glory and grace, majesty and tenderness.