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The Bible is  inspired and inerrant. Hermeneutics rooted in grammatical-historical method.  Promise Theology.  Expository preaching-Exegetical Theology with the meaning and message of the Biblical text. "Keep your finger on the TEXT!"

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We proudly present Dr. Kaiser's latest book.....

cover Rediscovering the Unity of the Bible Recovering the Unity of the Bible: One Continous Story,Plan and Purpose  by Walter C. Kaiser Jr., 2009.

"Much Biblical scholarship in the last half-century has emphasized the Bible's diversity and discontinuity rather than seeking any possible strands of harmony and unity.....Rediscovering the Unity of the Bible...points instead to the way several biblical themes substantially support the case for unity, including:
                                        *Messianic Promise
                                        *The People of God
                                        *The Law of God
                                         *The Doctrine of Salvation
                                        *The Mission of the Old Testament

"Rediscovering the Unity of the Bible exhibits sound techniques for students, pastors, and Bible teachers who seek to make sense of the Bible's many and different texts."

Also new in 2009 are:

Moving beyond the Bible to Theology  Four views on: Moving Beyong the Bible to Theology a Principalizing Model: Walter C. Kaiser Jr, A Redemptive-Historical Model: Daniel M. Doriani, A Drama-of-Redemption Model: Kevin J. Vanhoozer, A Redemptive-Movement Model: William J. Webb. Series ed. Stanley N. Gundry, Gen. ed. Gary T. Meadors (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2009. 

"The Bible has long served as the standard for Christian practice, yet believers still disagree on how biblical passages should be interpreted and applied. Only when readers fully understand the constructs that inform their process of moving from Scripture to theology-and those of others-can Christians fully evaluate teachings that claim to be "biblical". Here, scholars who affirm an inspired Bible, relevant and authoritative for every era, present models they consider most faithful to Scripture...."

Cover What Does the LORD Require?What Does the LORD Require? A Guide for preaching and teaching Biblical Ethics by Walter C. Kaiser Jr., 2009.

 

"Ethics is not a distinctively Christian enterprise, for Paul argued that even pagans, who show no outward knowledge of the law, demonstrate that the work of the law has been written on their hearts (Rom. 2:14-15). One's perspective, or world/life view, provides the starting point for all ethics.  Thus one's ethical actions could begin from a humanistic, Islamic, Buddhist, or atheistic frame of thinking as well as a biblical one" (p9).ISBN 978-08010-3636-1 Baker Press  May 2009

What Does The LORD Require?

looks at how to develop a Biblical world/life view by specifically looking at what Scripture has to say about tough societal topics of today and just how Christians should live and act according to these Scriptures. Each chapter focuses on a different topic. 
               
            *The Poor, Oppressed and Orphaned            *Racism & Human Rights
            *Gambling & Greed                                           *Media, Entertainment & Pornography
            *Adultery                                                            *Cohabitation & fornication
            *Divorce                                                               *Abortion & Stem Cell research
            *Homosexuality                                                  *Crime & Capital Punishment
            *Suicide, Infancide, & Euthanasia                    *Genetic Engineering & Artificial Reproduction
            *Alchoholism & Drugs                                        *Civil Disobedience
            *War & Peace                                                      *Wealth, Posessions & Economics
            *Animal "Rights" & Factory Farms                 *Care for the Environment