What Is New Covenant Theology? An Introduction (A. Blake White)

What Is New Covenant Theology?

An Introduction

“Blake White has written a wonderfully accessible primer on New Covenant Theology. This is the ideal book to give to someone who wants a brief and convincing exposition of new covenant thought.  I recommend this work gladly.” — Thomas Schreiner, Professor of New Testament Interpretation, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky,

“I’m so thankful Blake White has put his studies into our hands and recommend this book as a useful introductory guide to comprehending the aim of the Bible. I’ll use it often.” — Jim Elliff, President, Christian Communicators Worldwide and Elder at North Pointe Baptist Church, Kansas City, Missouri

“Blake White has given us another concise treatment on New Covenant Theology. His approach is ‘big brush strokes.’  This makes the work to be extremely useful for someone just becoming acquainted with New Covenant Theology.” — John G. Reisinger, retired pastor and author of Tablets of Stone; Abraham’s Four Seeds; and But I Say Unto You. 

Table of Contents

1. One Plan of God Centered in Jesus Christ
2. The Old Testament Should be Interpreted in Light of the New Testament
3. The Old Covenant Was Temporary by Divine Design
4. The Law is a Unit
5. Christians are not Under the Law of Moses, but the ‘Law’ of Christ
6. All Members of the New Covenant community are Fully Forgiven and Have the Holy Spirit
7. The Church is the Eschatological Israel

About the Author

Blake White assumed the duties of Lead Pastor at South Side Baptist Church, Abilene, Texas in July of 2017. Previously he was the Campus Pastor of the Dripping Springs Campus of Austin Ridge Bible Church. Blake received a B.S. from Angelo State in 2005. He went on to earn a Master of Divinity in Christian Ministry from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2010 and then a Masters of Theology degree in Biblical Theology from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2012. Blake is married to Alicia and they have 5 children: Josiah, Asher, Karis, Knox, and Bo. He enjoys dating his wife, playing with his kids, reading, and has written a dozen theology books.