Commentaries

The last book of the Bible is written to encourage those Christians who are suffering persecution, and this persecution is particularly evil becaus...

The book of Revelation seems to provoke two responses; obsession or terror. For some, the book is a playground they can never leave, as they find s...

This volume fills an urgent need - a commentary on the Book of Revelation that is both fascinating and sensible. With its whirl of mysterious signs...

While the Book of James is addressed to the first-century church, it continues to instruct Christians today with a series of practical exhortations...

Noted for his knowledge and simplicity, he was able to express himself so all could read and understand the biblical text. This commentary focuses ...

This volume is an enlightening treatment of this much-talked-about book of the Bible. A great tool for sorting truth from speculation. It details s...

In this letter to the first-century Christians in Corinth, Paul addressed questions, such as authority and unity, which continue to trouble the chu...

In this detailed look at God's book of beginnings, Dr. William W. Grasham delves into the creation account, the selection of Abraham and his descen...

This study is a reminder to Christians to remain faithful to Christ, the better way. Thorough exposition explains much about the Old Testament sacr...

Noted for his knowledge and simplicity, he was able to express himself so all could read and understand the biblical text. A thorough study of the ...

Paul's letter to the Christians in Galatia was designed to protect the young churches from the teachers who wanted the Gentiles to be circumcised i...

This commentary unwraps the mystery that has surrounded the images of battles, beasts, and bowls of wrath. Comments on the end time clear away conf...

John is unique among the Gospels. Unlike the Synoptic Accounts, John omits some major events such as Jesus' virgin birth, temptations, and transfig...

In this portion of his commentary on God's book of beginnings, Dr. William W. Grasham continues his in-depth look at the development of the divinel...

Romans 1-7 : A Doctrinal Study Part 1 of David Roper's doctrinal study on Romans provides an in-depth look at Paul's inspired teachings in Romans 1...

Both Commentaries in one volume! These two letters of Paul to the early churches in Ephesus and Philippi call Christians to be strong in the battle...

John's exhortations to the early church in 1, 2, and 3 John address challenges still faced by Christians today. Duane Warden's intricate study offe...

This is not a critical commentary of the book of Daniel, but an effort to interpret the book in relation to present day needs. On the threshold of ...

John is unique among the Gospels. Unlike the Synoptic Accounts, John omits some major events such as Jesus' virgin birth, temptations, and transfig...

A powerful portion of Scripture concerning Paul's missionary journeys completes this study of the book of Acts. A complete exegesis and application...

This book is currently being used by many preachers and teachers of the Word as they delve into the beginning of the Lord's church. A complete exeg...

The Gospel According to Matthew opens the New Testament by introducing Jesus Christ, the King who came to fulfill Old Testament promises and prophe...

These letters offer encouragement to God's followers when faced with challenges from both outside and inside the local congregation. Dr. Duane Ward...

 This in-depth study of the life of Christ begins with His birth and parallels His life in all four Gospels. It contains maps, charts, and lists. A...