CRAIG G. BARTHOLOMEW & MICHAEL W. GOHEEN

The Drama of Scripture presents the Bible as one unified, life-shaping story of God’s work in the world. Tracing Scripture as a six-act drama—creation, fall, Israel, Christ, church, and new creation—the authors reveal a faithful God who is at work to redeem and restore all things. Held together by the themes of covenant and kingdom, the story invites readers not only to understand the Bible, but to find their place within God’s ongoing mission.

DIETRICH BONHOEFFER

One of the most important theologians of the twentieth century illuminates the relationship between ourselves and the teachings of Jesus. What can the call to discipleship, the adherence to the word of Jesus, mean today? What is his will for us today? Dietrich Bonhoeffer answers these timeless questions.

N.T. WRIGHT

WMB member Bev Jantzi writes: “I started through the N. T. Wright series of commentaries with Matthew for Everyone because I found it at a used book sale. It was a great complementary devotional during the sermon series on the Beatitudes. I have now read through one other Gospel as well as Acts For Everyone. I find his writing style easy to read and delightfully relatable. He also challenges me to consider how I fit into the Kingdom, our local church, and how to gratefully serve as a daughter of the King. Recommend them highly!”

N.T. WRIGHT

In God’s Homecoming, N.T. Wright explores God’s promise to dwell with his people from Genesis to Revelation. Challenging the common belief that Christianity is about leaving earth for heaven, Wright reveals the Bible’s greater story: God coming to dwell with us. Through creation, the temple, the Holy Spirit, and the promise of a renewed creation, Wright shows how God’s ultimate plan is to fill all creation with his glory.

MINDY STEELE

In Plainly Written, Mindy Steele tells the story of Sadie Lynch, who inherits her late Amish aunt’s candle shop and hopes for a fresh start. But running a business in an Amish community proves challenging, especially when the local minister pressures her to sell. When Sadie forms an unlikely friendship with Wanda, an Amish woman with a secret passion for writing, things begin to look up—until the minister is found dead in the shop. Now the prime suspect, Sadie must rely on Wanda and the Plain Order Ink Society to help solve the mystery and clear her name.