Jim Hamilton

"Those who trust in the LORD are like Mount Zion, which cannot be moved, but abides forever" (Ps 125:1).

Officially releases tomorrow, but unless he went to @SBTSBookstore, looks like it's already shipping:

Prepare for this Sunday's corporate worship: -Read 1 Thessalonians 2:1–8 -Listen to a few of the songs we'll sing together: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Thanks to Jim Hamilton (@DrJimHamilton) for contributing to our Conviction and Charity series on Eschatology. First up: Historic Premillennialism. g3min.org/conviction-and… Here's a thread briefly describing this view.

Delighted to join @HeathLambert, Richard Lucas, and Spencer Harmon for this conversation: youtu.be/k5xAkGdOJhM?si…

This book is inspiring: pastors and seminary students should cultivate the ability to study the Scriptures with focused concentration, and Cal Newport's book gives motivating and strategies: Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World a.co/d/adCFyjs

Prepare for this Sunday's corporate worship: -Read Exodus 34:27–35 -Listen to some of the songs we'll sing together: youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Meet the author! Hot off the press this week is the book In the Beginning Was the Word by @DrJimHamilton (it just released on Tuesday!).

Latest sermon: Imitators of the Apostles, Examples to Believers - I Thessalonians 1:1-10 - @drjimhamilton kenwoodbaptistchurch.com/sermons/imitat…

Release day, Callooh! Callay! You are hereby invited to explore the architecture of the majestic cathedral of John's Gospel: Behold the glory of the Christ, marvel at the unity of Testaments Old and New, and worship the Incarnate Lord and Triune God. amzn.to/46tJilJ

Congrats to David I. Starling on his EBTC volume on 1 Corinthians! "It is also a letter that is pervasively informed by a biblical-theological perspective." amzn.to/4nN66Tz

Congrats to J. Gary Millar on the publication of his excellent EBTC volume on Deuteronomy. "in Deuteronomy Moses first articulates a biblical theology of joy. The ultimate goal of Moses's preaching is that his people might delight in Yahweh himself." amzn.to/44sEkEe

New book cover. Coming summer 2026 from @LexhamPress: James Revisited: Christology and Biblical Theology in the Letter of James

If you're interested in what the Gospel of John teaches about the Incarnation and the Trinity, you have my permission to skip straight to chapters 9 and 10 of In the Beginning Was the Word. John's Gospel is so rich on these topics. We have so much to learn from him.

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To quote C. S. Lewis, “I have no intention of explaining how the correspondence which I now offer to the public fell into my hands.” "Get Them to Call It Wisdom Literature: A Screwtape Letter" logos.com/grow/hall-wisd…

Congrats to @DemarsSean on his new book. Excited to connect with him later today to record another episode of Room for Nuance, this time in the new @KenwoodInst studio. amzn.to/4eFg5X1

John sets his Gospel up so that the beginning matches the end: for instance, Jesus convinces skeptical Nathanael near the beginning (1:45–49), then he convinces skeptical Thomas near the end (20:24–28). These accounts also show the followers of Jesus to be critical thinkers.

I see that the Kindle version of What Is Biblical Theology? is on sale for $2.99. amzn.to/4kqGedm