The Wipf & Stock Jesus Studies Collection provides a comprehensive picture of the character and context of Jesus as presented in the Gospels, Paul’s letters, and other historical sources. Stephen Finlan reviews Jesus’ teachings in the Gospels and how his language emphasizing family changes the way we think about parenting, marriage, and spiritual identity. D. Patrick Ramsey looks at the Gospel’s account of the Jesus’ personality. Gerry Schoberg’s volume reveals how Pauline theology is dependent on Jesus’ teachings. R. J. McKelvey talks about the dual nature of Jesus presented in Hebrews, which shows him as both a priest for his people and a pioneer who leaves the camp. Finally, Nancy L. Kuehl examines Jesus’ final days on earth from a historical-legal perspective.

Fisherman Bible Study Guides have been a trusted name in Bible study for almost thirty years. With outstanding authors, an emphasis on personal growth, and over eighty titles, the Fisherman guides offer a breadth and depth of biblical study not found in any other series. Fisherman are written with a commitment to the unique authority of the Bible in our lives. Nondenominational, nonsectarian, and suitable for new Christians and mature Christians, Fisherman have a broad appeal with a biblical base.

Was Paul shaped by the movement that began with the teaching and activities of Jesus, or did he start something new? Attempts to answer this question one way or the other have a long history dating back to the nineteenth century. Gerry Schoberg raises the question again in light of more recent scholarship—especially in light of historical Jesus research and the so-called “New Perspective” on Paul. Schoberg seeks family resemblances between Jesus and Paul on matters that are both fundamentally important and distinctive, and that can best be explained in terms of Paul’s dependence on Jesus. Three aspects of Jesus’ ministry—his welcome of the marginalized, his challenge to his followers that they would share his fate, and his belief that God was doing something profoundly new—are presented as the source of three corresponding aspects in Paul’s thought—his welcome of Gentiles, his language of participation, and his belief in the present reality of new creation.

Jesus of Nazareth stands as the central figure in human history. This collection was curated to provide a robust offering of resources from a variety of standpoints, providing any student, pastor, lay leader, or scholar of biblical and theological studies both depth and breath in their study of Jesus. The contributors and editors of this resource comprise some of the best in their fields, including Kenneth E. Bailey, Paul W. Barnett, Richard Bauckham, Craig L. Blomberg, Jeannine K. Brown, James D. G. Dunn, Joel B. Green, Martin Hengel, Larry W. Hurtado, Craig S. Keener, Michael R. Licona, Ben Witherington III, N. T. Wright, and many more.

This study guide focuses on such issues as workplace ethics, success and prosperity, creativity, rest, the value of homemaking, and meaningful ministry.

This collection gathers many titles from Wipf and Stock imprints and includes works in theology, biblical studies, church history, philosophy and related disciplines from authors such as Karl Barth, Daniel Block, Walter Brueggemann, D. A. Carson, William Lane Craig, Stanley Hauerwas, Walter Kaiser, Jacob Neusner, Thomas Torrance, and many others. Help build yourself a robust and broad selection of resources in your Logos digital library. Imprints of Wipf and Stock Publishers include Cascade Books, Pickwick Publications, Wipf & Stock, and Resource Publications.

Go deeper in your New Testament study with this collection of foundational resources. Explore the New Testament’s historical and literary background, find patterns and themes in its narratives, uncover meaning in New Testament language, and dig into scholarly insights on textual criticism and exegesis.

Bulk up your knowledge of the Gospels with this bundle of helpful resources. Understand the Synoptic problem, dig into the original languages behind the text, and unfold the meaning of the Lord's words in the Gospels. Key studies provide you with a focused view of key themes and issues in these crucial texts of Scripture.