A new book edited by King's Principal Calvin L. Smith, entitled The Jews, Modern Israel and the New Supercessionism: Resources for Christians is published today. It is aimed at lay Christians, church leaders and Bible college students and explores the relationship between the Jews, the Church and Israel, together with the rise of the new supercessionism within Evangelicalism today and how to respond to it both biblically and theologically.
Full details of the book, which has been endorsed by leading Evangelical scholars such as Walter Kaiser, and Darrell Bock, can be found on the book's own website, www.thechurchandisrael.com, including a contents page, endorsements in support of the book, and biographical notes for each of the contributors. This website also includes an interview with the book's editor (also available on this site's Talks With Scholars page) who provides additional details about the book's contents and discusses its relevance in light of what is happening in the Church and how Christian responses to Israel is symptomatic of a wider ideological conflict taking place within Evangelicalism at the present time.
The Jews, Modern Israel and the New Supercessionism is currently available through Amazon and the King's eShop (see menu on the right of this page). Provided you cite the book's ISBN it can also be ordered through local and chain bookshops.
We are pleased to announce the publication of Dr Stephen Vantassel's new book, Dominion Over Wildlife? An Environmental Theology of Human Wildlife Relations. This is the first book by Dr Vantassel, Dean of Students at King's, in a field which is growing in importance within Christian theology.
This thorough piece of research was the basis of his doctoral thesis, and we congratulate him for his efforts and hard work.
The book is available direct from the publisher (Resource Publications, a division of Wipf and Stock) or through King's online shop.
Further details about the book can be found on the back cover, which states:
Calvin Smith, Principal of King's Evangelical Divinity School, researches and writes on the Church in Latin America, as well as speaking on and researching Christian responses to modern Israel and Christianity in the Holy Land. He edits the Evangelical Review of Society and Politics. His new book The Jews, Modern Israel and the New Supercessionism: Resources for Christians is set for release on 5 May. Here, the college interviews Dr Smith about his new book.
Further details of the book, including a list of contributors, contents, endorsements, sactual text from the book, and so on, can be found on the book's website www.thechurchandisrael.com.
Our latest interview in the Talks with Scholars series is with Prof David Allen of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. In this interview, Prof Allen talks about his research interests in the book of Hebrews and also gives practical advice on the subject of expository preaching.
A new season of Talks With Scholars has begun with an interview with Dr George Guthrie of Union University in Jackson Tennessee. Many KEDS students will be aware of the important work that Dr Guthrie has produced in Biblical Exegesis. In this interview, Andy Cheung asked Dr. Guthrie about some of his current work in New Testament studies.
Dr. George Guthrie serves as the Benjamin W. Perry Professor of Bible at Union University in Jackson, TN in the United States. He is the author of numerous articles and seven books, including, The Structure of Hebrews: A Textlinguistic Analysis, Biblical Greek Exegesis (Co-authored with J. Scott Duvall), the NIV Application Commentary on Hebrews, and the Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary on Hebrews. Dr. Guthrie holds both the Ph.D. and the M.Div. degrees from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and a Th.M. from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.
A new book edited by King's Principal Calvin L. Smith, entitled The Jews, Modern Israel and the New Supercessionism: Resources for Christians is published today. It is aimed at lay Christians, church leaders and Bible college students and explores the relationship between the Jews, the Church and Israel, together with the rise of the new supercessionism within Evangelicalism today and how to respond to it both biblically and theologically. 
We are pleased to announce the publication of Dr Stephen Vantassel's new book, Dominion Over Wildlife? An Environmental Theology of Human Wildlife Relations. This is the first book by Dr Vantassel, Dean of Students at King's, in a field which is growing in importance within Christian theology. 
