Encounter the power of the Word. Walk in the freedom God intends. Experience the Holy Spirit. The KJV Spirit-Filled Life Bible provides a compelling look at Scripture and the work of the Holy Spirit−now in full-color with updated features. This bestselling Bible draws on the expertise of an expanded team of respected, Spirit-led scholars led by Pastor Jack Hayford, founding pastor of The Church on the Way and chancellor of The King’s University. With over 2 million copies sold, the KJV Spirit-Filled Life Bible continues to equip God’s people to live in His kingdom, exercise gifts of the Spirit, and lay hold of God’s promises.

Features include:

• Full-color design with updated maps and charts, a detailed KJV concordance, and in-depth articles about Spirit-filled life
• “Word Wealth”–More than 650 word studies shed light on key terms, drawing important meaning from the original Greek and Hebrew
• “Kingdom Dynamics”–Biblical themes from Spirit-filled preachers, teachers, and writers
• “Truth-In-Action”–Handy, helpful thematic charts provide practical application from every book of the Bible
• “Praying the Word”–192 guided prayers based on significant passages of Scripture
• Detailed book introductions and outlines help you to learn each book’s historical background and appreciate its teachings
• Verse-by-verse study notes explain each passage and illuminate your understanding
• Exclusive Thomas Nelson KJV Comfort Print® typeface
• Easy-to-read 9-point print size

Combining exquisite Scripture art with the Word of God, My Promise Bible will encourage you to meditate on the truth and wonders of the Bible as you color in the faithful promises from God and establish His Word in your heart.

• Complete KJV text in single-column format.
• Highly readable 8.65 font.
• Plenty of room for journaling, note-taking and artistic expression in the ruled wide margins.
• A short introduction to each book of the Bible complemented by key promise verses.
• Over 500 illustrated Bible promises and line-art illustrations to color.
• 52 themes with well-known Bible promises under each theme.
• Index of designed promises from the Bible.
• Matching Bible book name tabs, full-color stickers and four sticker sheets to color.
• 12 additional designs on art paper to write down answered prayers, God’s promises to you and personal reflections.
• A pocket in the back of the Bible for storing Bible journaling embellishments.

The ESV Value Thinline Bible retains many of the popular features that people have come to appreciate and expect from the original ESV Thinline Bible. This highly affordable edition includes a quality TruTone cover in a portable format that is one inch thick. Containing the complete ESV text in readable type, this edition delivers great value for a thinline Bible at an affordable price.

• High-Quality Production: Stylish TruTone cover, smyth-sewn binding, and a lifetime guarantee
• Great for Personal Bible Study: Features the full ESV Bible with a glossary in a portable size
• Easy-to-Read Format: Features black 8.5-point type in a double-column, paragraph format

In Hermeneutics and the Church, James A. Andrews presents a close reading of De doctrina christiana as a whole and places Augustine's text into dialogue with contemporary theological hermeneutics. The dialogical nature of the exercise allows Augustine to remain a living voice in contemporary debates about the use of theology in biblical interpretation. In particular, Andrews puts Augustine's hermeneutical treatise into dialogue with the theologians Werner Jeanrond and Stephen Fowl. Andrews argues on the basis of De doctrina christiana that the paradigm for theological interpretation is the sermon and that its end is to engender the double love of God and neighbor. With the sermon as the paradigm of interpretation, Hermeneutics and the Church offers practical conclusions for future work in historical theology and biblical interpretation. For Augustine scholars, Andrews offers a reading of De doctrina that takes seriously the entirety of the work and allows Augustine to speak consistently through words written at the beginning and end of his bishopric. For theologians, this book provides a model of how to engage theologically with the past, and, more than that, it offers the actual fruits of such an engagement: suggestions for the discipline of theological hermeneutics and the practice of scriptural interpretation.