Joshua W. Jipp Bücher

A respected New Testament scholar places Paul's writings within the timeless pursuit of human flourishing, happiness, and the good life, reframing the task of Pauline theology as an encouragement to pursue a particular way of life.

Focusing on the narrative of God's activity after Jesus' resurrection, this exploration of the Book of Acts invites readers to engage with its plotline. It delves into significant themes such as the unexpected spread of the gospel, the interplay between faith and the world, and the enduring role of Israel. Additionally, the author reflects on the theological and ethical insights that Acts offers to readers, framing it as a vital part of Christian Scripture and encouraging a deeper understanding of its adventurous and transformative message.

This book offers an accessible introduction to the four Gospels in their literary, theological, and canonical contexts.