New This June: Two Books to Help You Engage More Deeply with Culture and Scripture

This June, we're delighted to introduce two new titles that address these important questions from different angles. Whether you're seeking to engage thoughtfully with today's cultural conversations or deepen your understanding of Scripture, these books offer accessible and insightful guidance. 

Conversations about identity, sexuality and authenticity are everywhere. In a culture that encourages us to define ourselves on our own terms, Christians can sometimes feel uncertain about how to navigate these discussions with both conviction and compassion.

In Getting God's Perspective, Andrew Bunt helps readers look beneath the surface of today's debates to uncover the worldviews that shape them. He contrasts the dominant secular story with the bigger story of the gospel, showing how Jesus' teaching makes sense within God's good design for humanity.

Written with pastoral warmth, clarity and honesty, this short introduction is ideal for anyone wanting to think more carefully about contemporary issues while remaining rooted in Scripture. Bunt neither avoids difficult questions nor approaches them combatively. Instead, he invites readers to understand the culture around them and to see why God's perspective offers hope, coherence and freedom.

Whether you're exploring these topics for yourself or helping others navigate them, Getting God's Perspective is a valuable resource for faithful Christian living in today's world.

The Bible remains central to the life of the church, but Christians have not always interpreted it in exactly the same way. Understanding how believers throughout history have approached Scripture can enrich our own reading and help us avoid common pitfalls.

In this fully revised and updated edition of Biblical Interpretation, Gerald Bray offers a clear and engaging survey of how Christians have understood the Bible from the early church to the present day.

Rather than presenting interpretation as a purely academic exercise, Bray demonstrates how doctrine and biblical interpretation have always been closely connected. As readers journey through the centuries, they gain a richer appreciation of the church's interpretive heritage and a deeper understanding of why it matters today.

Accessible enough for thoughtful readers yet substantial enough for students and church leaders, Biblical Interpretation is an invaluable guide for anyone seeking to read the Bible with greater wisdom, confidence and theological depth.

Though they address different subjects, our June new releases share a common aim: helping Christians think faithfully in a complex world. One explores how the gospel speaks into contemporary cultural conversations; the other examines how the church has understood God's Word across the centuries.

Together, they offer encouragement and insight for anyone seeking to follow Christ with both heart and mind.

Getting God's Perspective by Andrew Bunt and Biblical Interpretation by Gerald Bray are available now.