The Servant Songs of Isaiah —Study volume in Crossway’s Knowing the Bible series (forthcoming, September 2027)
Christ from Beginning to End: How the Full Story of Scripture Reveals the Full Glory of Christ —Co-authored with Stephen J. Wellum (Zondervan April 2018)
Joshua —Study volume in Crossway’s Knowing the Bible series (July 2016), also published digitally at TGC Courses
Graphical Greek: A Quick Reference Guide for Biblical Greek (September 2012)
Contributions
“Churches That Changed Their Minds, an Interview with Four Church Leaders,” in Conversations on When Everything Is Missions: Recovering the Mission of the Church (2020), edited by Matthew Ellison and Denny Spitters. This chapter is adapted from an interview on the When Everything Is Missions Podcast (July 5, 2019; Season 2, Episode 1), material also used for an article in the Mission Frontiers volume, What Happens When Everything Is Missions? Clarifying The Missionary Task (November 2019). This chapter is part of a larger project to apply the biblical missiology outlined in their first book, When Everything Is Missions (2017), nicely summarized by Kevin DeYoung in his article, “When Everything Is Missions.”
Forewords
Dividing the Faithful: How a Little Book on Race Fractured a Movement Founded on Grace
—Foreword for a book authored by David Schrock (Christ Over All 2023)
“Thinking Theologically About Racial Tensions eBook“
—A preface by the elders at Heritage Bible Church for an eBook written by Kevin DeYoung (April 2021)
Endorsements
The Business of Is-Ness: How to Live in the World God Made
—By David Schrock (Founders Press 2025)
Here’s a good book about everything in the universe. It’s a book I need right now because I am being lied to about everything all the time. This is a book we all need because of everything precious to us—our children and their future, the church and her mission, our civilization and even civilization itself. David helps us know we are not crazy, helps keep us from going crazy, and gently but firmly corrects where we may have started down a dark path. David’s book is about everything but it is not complicated. Beautifully organized, what began as sermons for his church remains as accessible. I’ll be giving a copy to my teenagers, my wife who homeschools them, and we’ll be reading Schrock’s book as a church staff.
Great Commission Spirituality: Abiding in Christ, Serving in Obscurity
—By E.D. Burns (William Carey Publishing 2024)
Running on empty at the end of the earth? Maybe you thought the glory of the Great Commission would fill you up. But as this book reminds us, that is the glorious work of the Great Commissioner himself—with you and in you, for you and before you. Burns lives the encouraging truth that leaps from every page in this book: Christ alone is your home away from home.
The Missionary-Theologian: Sent into the World, Sanctified by the Word
—By E.D. Burns (Christian Focus Publications 2020)
Tenacious. That word kept coming to mind as I read this book. I met Burns when we were students together. He was the one leading spontaneous prayer meetings for the nations and speaking about the glory of God. Neither would let him go. This work represents that happy union of theology and mission after two decades in the meat smoker of study and experience. Here is a book on the church and her mission and a theology of both; a book that holds onto the doctrine of sola scriptura and to the practice of global missions as though everything depends on it. Let this book convince you—or re-convince you—that indeed everything is at stake.
Making Choices for Godly Living: Lessons from the Life of Joseph
—By Terry Burlingame (Credo House Publishers 2018)
I had a front row seat to Terry Burlingame’s pastoring. As pastor to my then-fiancé, he officiated our wedding. He helped us make that glorious choice! In his book, Making Choices for Godly Living, Terry helps us with many more; choices that commend the majesty and mercy of our glorious God. As a good pastor, Terry laces his exhortations to “choose” with countless Scriptures that not only show us the way of godliness but reveal the God we obey.