Featured Books
| Mark Baddeley | The Good, the Bad & the Ugly () | Easily Accessible
 | Outstanding!!
 | 10 Bible studies on Judges. Good questions on the text, narrative and application, with concise, helpful explanatory notes. (more…) | |
| Henri Blocher | In the Beginning | Intermediate
 | Outstanding!!
| A theological exposition of the opening chapters of Genesis (more…) | |
| John Richardson | Revelation Unwrapped | Easily Accessible
| Outstanding!!
| An excellent introductory overview of Revelation (not a verse-by-verse commentary - it goes through revelation section by section). (more…) | |
| Peter O’Brien | Colossians, Philemon (WBC) | Advanced
 | Outstanding!!
| Excellent, detailed Evangelical commentary. (more…) | |
| Anthony Thiselton | The First Epistle to the Corinthians (NIGTC) | Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| Extremely comprehensive and thorough. However, be warned - this work is not suitable as a quick reference! (more…) | |
| Peter O’Brien | The Epistle to the Philippians (NIGTC) | Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| Excellent Evangelical commentary. Technical - includes Greek in main text. (more…) | |
| Peter O’Brien | The Letter to the Ephesians (PNTC) | Intermediate
| Outstanding!!
| Excellent, thorough Evangelical commentary. Suitable for preaching/teaching preparation. (more…) | |
| Edmund Clowney | 1 Peter (BST) | Very Easily Accessible
 | Outstanding!!
| Edmund Clowney interacts well with the text to follow the Apostle Peter’s argument for how God’s people are to endure suffering as they live as strangers in this world. (more…) | |
| Gary V Smith | Hosea, Amos, Micah (NIVAC) | Very Easily Accessible
| Outstanding!!
| Good exposition, with useful remarks on structure. Pays attention to the text’s social implications. Evangelical. (more…) | |
| Douglas Stuart | Hosea-Jonah (WBC) | Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| Readable & thorough. Helps if you know some Hebrew, but is still accessible without it. Evangelical. Particularly good on Hosea. (more…) | |
| Leslie Allen | Books of Joel, Obadiah, Jonah and Micah (NICOT) | Intermediate to Advanced
 | Outstanding!!
| Careful exegesis; discusses possible historical background. Evangelical. (more…) | |
| Gary V Smith | Hosea, Amos, Micah (NIVAC) | Very Easily Accessible
| Outstanding!!
| Good exposition, with useful remarks on structure. Pays attention to the text’s social implications. Evangelical. (more…) | |
| Douglas Moo | Romans (NICNT) | Intermediate to Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| Excellent Evangelical commentary. (more…) | |
| Daniel Block | The Book of Ezekiel (NICOT) | Intermediate to Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| Excellent, detailed, evangelical commentary. (2 vols) (more…) | |
| Don Carson | The Gospel According to John (PNTC) | Intermediate
| Outstanding!!
| Superb, Evangelical commentary. (more…) | |
| Don Carson | Matthew (Expositor’s) | Intermediate to Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| Conservative, in depth commentary. Evangelical. (1 vol by Zondervan; 2 vols by Hodder.) (more…) | |
| Darrell Bock | Luke (ECNT) | Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| Extremely comprehensive, 2 vol commentary. (more…) | |
| Gordon Wenham | Genesis (WBC) | Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| An excellent introduction to the major interpretive issues. Clear comments on exegesis & theological significance. Evangelical. 2 vols. (more…) | |
| Chris Wright | Deuteronomy (NIBC) | Easily Accessible
| Outstanding!!
| Distinctives: aims for theological interpretation, and concentrates strongly on missiology. (more…) | |
| Daniel Block | Judges, Ruth (NAC) | Intermediate to Advanced
| Outstanding!!
| Well written, and insightful. Thorough and detailed exegesis. Deals comprehensively with literary, historical, and theological issues. Evangelical. (more…) | |
| Barry Webb | The Message of Isaiah (BST) | Very Easily Accessible
| Outstanding!!
| Excellent introduction to Isaiah. Suitable for preaching & Bible study preparation.
Takes Isaiah in sections (not verse by verse). | |
| Jerome Walsh | 1 Kings () | Intermediate
| Outstanding!!
| An excellent ‘narrative commentary’ (but read with discernment).
Catholic series, assumes results of critical scholarship. However, the author is interested the final form of the text, and exposits the narrative with skill. |