I didn't even know Theological Dictionaries existed. Thanks for posting this!

I've been blessed by your channel. I don't think I'm going to be going into ministry, but I do think every father/head of house should have a sharp sword. Thank you for the labor that is this catalog.

@realpapamorty

6 күн бұрын

Agreed. Important for us to lead our homes in a sound manner.

Book videos are always loved!

@MatthewEverhard

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@warfightersupremsstreamgro2273

4 жыл бұрын

@@MatthewEverhard I've watching your videos for a short time and I have a question are there lost of young people who are Christian in America?

Excellent! I wish I'd gotten this advice 35 years ago. My library is pretty good now, but way back when I was the Bible and Strong's Concordance guy.

@LittleLouieLagazza

4 жыл бұрын

Yep! Strong's and Eerdman's, lol

I think that knowing theology and having a depth of understanding God's word is important for all Christians. I suspect that the biggest issue is that Christians in my sector of denomination/city- especially women... are theological weenies. I used to be one, so I know. We don't have to be sanctioned to teach men with authority in order to learn about the holy scriptures! Thank you for this.

Thanks for this! I am a fan of one volume books like these! I picked up Matthew Henry's commentary in one volume for $15 at Lifeway while they were closing their retail stores. I love having things in one volume that's easy to use. Question, if you do not mind. Have you thought about doing "Ask Pastor Everhard" type videos? I think that would be awesome! You're such a great teacher! God bless brother!

Great recommendations as always. In addition to the ones you mentioned, I think the New Bible Dictionary and the New Bible Commentary are both great one volume references that are helpful for Bible teachers. Great scholars involved in them.

Please recommend the best one-/two-volume church history, from a Reformed perspective, of course.

As a Reformed Baptist, Grudem's Systematic Theology was a good shout out, it's a great work. However, I will warn anyone NOT to get the condensed version titled "Bible Doctrine" as it has a lot of the real meat of his systematic work and argumentation removed to save pages, which makes a lot of the conclusions he comes to confusing and seemingly unsupported (though when you check the massive full volume you find it's actually quite sound)

Excellent advice pastor Mat . Your starter library suggestion on target even for a pew guy like myself. Thanks for your posts on books many of your suggestions have helped me in my growth as a follower of Christ! Especially your videos on devotional reading The Valley of Version is just amazing! Thank you Blessings

Could you create a similar video for people who are new to the reformed faith? What are some basic resources that you would recommend for me to take a look at? Thank you!

@MatthewEverhard

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea!!!

@crimsonaquaticssouth2216

2 жыл бұрын

@@MatthewEverhard Did you ever do this? and what's its title please...thanks

@wemuk5170

2 жыл бұрын

Similar: (1) ESV Study Bible, (2) A Body of Divinity by Thomas Watson plus (3) any bible dictionary. If you are a new convert, you probably won’t need a theological dictionary just yet. :) Can’t find ANY good single-volume Bible commentary. This doesn’t exist! No such thing. By the way, the best book by book commentary I have ever used is GJ Wenham’s on Leviticus.

Not sure how I missed this video, but glad it popped up. Good list to give to elders. I would add "The Pastor's Book" by R. Kent Hughes. It's an incredibly practical guide for organizing worship services, do's and don'ts of weddings, funerals, hospital visits, pastoral counseling, etc...

@MatthewEverhard

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir! Miss and love you brother!

Nice vid I attend a pentacostal church but have started to love studying I have a systematic, just got the Holman bible dictionary and now purchased the theology one! Thanks!

Thanks, Pastor Matt. Your videos are always great, and I’m going to look into getting these books!

Agreed, if not a pastor, it's okay to use a one-volume systematic theology. And so I started Bavinck's abridged in one-volume and it has helped me tremendously. Thanks for uploading :-)

Thank you. Best video online so far for someone trying to build their library but wanting quality content

Thank you Pastor Matt

19th Century, God raised up amazing America Theologians. B.B. Warfield, Charles Hodge, William Shedd, Robert Lewis Dabney, James Thornwell. For Modern Day, Robert Letham, Joel Beeke, and Michael Horton. My top 3. Calvin, Bullinger, and Bavinck.

Thank you for all you do.

The Unger’s Bible Dictionary is the best I have ever had. I have the HCSB, but find that Unger’s is more likely to answers I seek while reading my Bible.

I would suggest also adding the ESV Bible Atlas. It is the most comprehensive Bible Atlas and will help you better understand the Bible lands.

Thanks for the videos to help me with studying of God's Word. Thanks for loving God and His Word

Those are good, I use Theological dictionary of the New Testament by Geoffrey W. Bromiley, Norman Geisler Sys Theo, and Erickson's Christian Theology, and The Thiselton Companion to Christian Theology. I also like David Horton's The Portable Seminary.

Thanks!

Do a starter library for a professional, minister, and scholar!

P.S. I've found the Thru the Bible website and the J. Vernon McGee Commentary to be quite helpful.

@LittleLouieLagazza

4 жыл бұрын

+1

What version of the Louis Berkoff do you have? I know there's a couple if I'm not mistaken. What would you recommend? I have the expanded edition.

Thank you.

Thanks for the recommendations!

Just wanted to clarify at 2:21, you said you went to Malone college, perhaps did you mean Malone university in Ohio? I’m curious because that is where I am currently attending for Bible and Theology.

I'm looking for a good book to study with men at my church on biblical manhood. OPC ftw!

Very helpful!

Thanks for the info on the list of books

Pastor Matt I am looking at your links for books. Ran across this ESV Study Bible, the Inductive...could that be better than the regular ESV study bible? I am self teaching at the online Biblical Institute on Hermeneutics. What do you think I should buy?

@thetruthshallsetyoufree2040

3 жыл бұрын

The ESV study Bible is amazing!

... great article, am considering purchasing all ... do have a question, what is the difference between the 'Reformation Study Bible' and 'Reformation Heritage Study Bible' ... have purchased the latter, thanks

Thanks for the information !!

Does the Reformation Study Bible come in the NKJV? I prefer the TR, but will use other translations as well. Studying to be a bivocational church planter pastor, right now in undergrad, but will do my grad probably at Southern (I’m a Southern Baptist, sorry).

@enriquemata640

4 жыл бұрын

It used to I'm not sure if it still does. There is also the Reformation heritage study Bible in KJV. Also Holman and Nelson make very good study Bibles in KJV and nkjv.

@LittleLouieLagazza

4 жыл бұрын

+1 Nelson NKJV

@rsm1161

4 жыл бұрын

Yes Reformation Study comes in NKJV

@ceemiguel9052

4 жыл бұрын

The New Geneva Study Bible was issued in the NKJV... it is the predecessor/almost identical in its notes to The Reformation Study Bible.

If you have a Half-Price Bookstore in your area, this is an excellent place to pick up used Theology handbooks, textbooks, and other reference material. I have probably spent a little over $100 so far and now have these books and many others. Just leave all the stuff by Rick Warren and Joel Osteen alone!

How about a video listing good, better and great commentaries?

Hello, have you read a Bible Commentary set through ?

Good information thanks for sharing

What about for non-reformed, non-Calvanists?

If you don’t like the reformation the fire bible is great

Does the theological dictionary cover the different eschatological views?

@jonathanmurmu9620

3 жыл бұрын

You better go for the theology book; Moody handbook of theology. systematic theology, practical theology etc. as per your convenience.

Great video, I learned a lot

& the most simple basic but fundamental tool to help Teach/Learn/Discover/Observe/See/hear/Read/Write/Reckon/Digest/Knowledge/Understanding/Wisdom.Any Person Place Thing Quaility Idea/Subject State Action Object/Statement Question Desire is =WHO WHAT WHERE WHEN WHICH WHY HOW.

Very good.

How'd your first message on Mark go, Bro? Video or audio, please....

@MatthewEverhard

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro! Unfortunately the audio was scrapped and we are still working on video technology here. :-) Will improve soon!

Can you please do one for those who are planning to go into ministry?

hey pastor matt what is your opion about the niv

Just curious, what is systematic theology?

@danbrown586

3 жыл бұрын

At its most basic level, systematic theology categorizes and correlates biblical teaching into (ideally) a single cohesive and organized unit. Major divisions often include theology proper (i.e., the doctrine of God himself), anthropology (the doctrine of man), soteriology (the doctrine of salvation), etc. Theology proper would include discussion of the attributes of God, how they are defined, which of them are unique to God. And so forth. When it's done well, it doesn't go beyond or outside scripture, but it categorizes scripture's teaching by topic.

I do not trust any guide (reference) book that is not (a) Lutheran; or (b) Reformerd; or (c) Eastern Orthodox. (Good Orthodox sources cover Romanism, so Roman Catholicism is only a sort of halfl-category). I loathe Millennialism. I loathe ehthusiasm for mod trends within demoninalinationism. I loathe charismatic idiocy. I loathe the sects and the cults.

@erickoteyamon2179

3 жыл бұрын

Please would you help me to get Bible commentaries for my self