Announcing a new General Editor for the Evangelical Exegetical Commentary

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Announcing a new General Editor for the Evangelical Exegetical Commentary Lexham Press is pleased to announce that Tremper Longman III has been named the new General Editor for the Evangelical Exegetical Commentary (EEC) series. In addition, David T. Lamb will join the project as the new Old Testament Editor. The acclaimed volumes in the EEC are essential resources widely used by pastors and scholars alike. The transition to a new General Editor serves to reinforce the fundamental mission of the…

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Lexham Press launches Children’s books line

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Lexham Press launches Children’s books line BELLINGHAM, WA—Beginning in early 2022, Lexham Press will publish their first children’s books, launching the FatCat series. The first title, The Apostles’ Creed: For All God’s Children, will release in February 2022. This full-color illustrated book will inspire children aged 4-8 to understand and delight in the church’s ancient confession of faith. Todd Hains, editor at Lexham Press, said, “Christian parents want to raise their children in the faith, but many feel inadequate to…

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Lexham Press’ “Ministers of Reconciliation” compiles essays from pastors and leaders to point to God’s truth for a polarizing topic

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Lexham Press’ “Ministers of Reconciliation” compiles essays from pastors and leaders to point to God’s truth for a polarizing topic New Book Offers Seasoned Pastoral Wisdom and Encouragement for Preaching on Race BELLINGHAM, Wash., May 12, 2021 – “Ministers of Reconciliation: Preaching on Race and the Gospel,” the newest book from Lexham Press and edited by Daniel Darling, compiles essays from diverse writers to clarify actions pastors and ministry leaders should take regarding issues of race from the pulpit, highlighting how it can…

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Pastor and Professor Jonathan T. Pennington offers 25 tips in “Small Preaching” from Lexham Press

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Pastor and Professor Jonathan T. Pennington offers 25 tips in “Small Preaching” from Lexham Press New Book to Revolutionize Preaching through Simple Habits, Practices and Exercises BELLINGHAM, Wash., April 28, 2021 – In a world where bigger is always better, author Jonathan T. Pennington presents a countercultural idea by challenging pastors to focus on smaller habits that produce big results over time. In his new book, “Small Preaching: 25 Little Things You Can Do Now to Make You a Better Preacher,” published by Lexham…

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Lexham Press announces publisher transition

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Lexham Press announces publisher transition BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Lexham Press is pleased to announce that Jesse Myers, formerly in the role of associate publisher of acquisitions and development, will now be assuming the role of Publisher of Lexham Press and Director of Original Content. Jesse has worked at Lexham Press since 2014 in a number of different roles, from marketing and sales, to acquiring authors, and most recently leading Lexham’s editorial and acquisitions efforts. Prior to joining Lexham, Jesse worked…

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New book from award-winning author Harold L. Senkbeil encourages church leaders undergoing crisis

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New book from award-winning author Harold L. Senkbeil encourages church leaders undergoing crisis Lexham Press Offers Free Downloads of “Christ and Calamity: Grace and Gratitude in the Darkest Valley” BELLINGHAM, Wash., June 3, 2020 – Lexham Press has partnered with Harold L. Senkbeil, reverend and author of the best-selling and award-winning book “The Care of Souls,” to release a new and timely resource, “Christ and Calamity: Grace and Gratitude in the Darkest Valley.” The book, which offers biblical wisdom and…

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Lexham Press celebrates third book of the year win for “The Care of Souls”

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Lexham Press celebrates third book of the year win for “The Care of Souls” It has been a banner year for Harold L. Senkbeil. This month, The Care of Souls: Cultivating a Pastor’s Heart by Senkbeil received the ECPA 2020 Christian Book award for the Ministry Resources category. In response to the win, Senkbeil said, “I am humbled that my The Care of Souls garnered a third major book award—this time from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association. It has been…

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Lexham Press announces a new publishing partnership with Christianity Today

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Lexham Press announces a new publishing partnership with Christianity Today The Best of Christianity Today is a new series from Lexham Press, featuring the most enduring articles from decades of Christianity Today. The first three titles in this series include essential writings from Carl F. H. Henry and John Stott and a robust account of the basics of Christian doctrine from leading evangelical theologians. This publishing partnership will last three years, with more titles forthcoming. Since 1956, Christianity Today has been the leading voice for…

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Bookmasters signs two Christian publishers for sales and distribution

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Bookmasters signs two Christian publishers for sales and distribution ASHLAND, Ohio (June 14, 2017) – Bookmasters, one of the largest providers of customized book publishing services in the United States, has signed new agreements with two Christian publishers to distribute their titles in the United States and abroad. Lexham Press publishes a range of evangelical scholarly and pastoral works in the areas of biblical studies (including Bible reference and original language resources), biblical, historical, and systematic theology, and ministry resources. As…

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Lexham Press announces publisher transition

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Lexham Press announces publisher transition Contact: Jesse Myers, Associate Publisher, Marketing and Sales press@lexhampress.com  BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Lexham Press announced Monday that its founding publisher, John D. Barry, will be focusing full-time on his role as CEO of Jesus’ Economy, a nonprofit dedicated to creating jobs and churches in the developing world. John founded the organization four years ago with his wife, Kalene. John’s last day at Lexham will be June 10. He will be succeeded by Brannon Ellis, associate publisher of editorial. Under…

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