It drops July 4!! Ordering information for my Amazon book “Liberating Romans from Reformed Captivity: A Critical Examination of Calvinism’s Interpretation of Paul’s Letter”: Paperback version is available to order July 4. Cost: $17 Kindle version is available now for

Here is the back cover of my new book “Liberating Romans from Reformed Captivity: A Critical Evaluation of Calvinism‘s Interpretation of Paul’s Letter.” Available at Amazon Books in paperback July 4 for $18, on Kindle July 5, for $12, and in hardcover the week of July 7 for $25.

Just notified by Amazon Books that my new book is now available in paperback for order! amazon.com/dp/B0FG1KTCKZ?…

Need some summer reading? My new book launched today. Order now! amazon.com/dp/B0FG1KTCKZ?…

From the Preface of my new book: Arguments over Calvinism are as common as the housefly—and to some people, just as annoying. For some, issues surrounding Calvinism and Arminianism are as impalpable as fog. For others, knowledge of Augustine and Calvin is spotty and tinged with

Another endorsement for my new book: David L. Allen’s “Liberating Romans from Reformed Captivity” is a remarkable work of scholarly insight, precise exegesis, and deep expertise in the book of Romans. With meticulous attention to detail, Allen offers a powerful critique of

Preaching tomorrow morning at Preston Ridge Baptist Church in Frisco, TX. Pray for the salvation of souls and the edification of the saints.

Thankful to be preaching the word this morning at Preston Ridge Church in Frisco, TX.

Grateful for this endorsement of my new book from Dr. Ken Keathley: “Motivated reasoning and confirmation bias tempt every interpreter of the Bible. David L. Allen effectively demonstrates that our Reformed and Lutheran brethren have succumbed to these sirens, particularly in

Spending the week working in my office at Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary. Working on the next book manuscript, “Preaching Tools,” an annotated bibliography of resources for expository preachers. Also working on syllabi for the fall PhD classes I will be teaching. If

Another endorsement for my new book on Romans: This work is a sequel to Allen’s earlier book “To the Jew First” which posits that Romans addresses two intended audiences: the Jews (chapters 1–8) and the Gentiles (Romans 9–16). This new work applies Allen’s thesis to Reformed

Tomorrow I will be interviewed by Dr. Leighton Flowers about my new book on Romans! 1:00 pm Central time. July 9. Don’t miss it! youtube.com/live/kmht7-Z-a…

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Today at 1 PM central time I will be interviewed by Dr. Leighton Flowers at Soteriology 101! Topic: my new book on Romans, “Liberating Romans from Reformed Captivity.” youtube.com/live/kmht7-Z-a…

Ever feel like you are diagonally parked in a parallel universe....?

This is important, needed, and helpful clarification from Tony Byrne on the issue concerning the accuracy of my citations in my recent book.

“People can go thru life fudging, evading, and sidestepping till their first contact with reality is the cold sweat of their deathbed.” —H. G. Wells

Thank you, Dr. Richerson, for your kind endorsement of “Liberating Romans from Reformed Captivity.” “With the precision of a surgeon, the wit of a wordsmith, and the heart of a pastor, David Allen brings meticulous scholarship and theological depth to this important work. In

Sermons should be written to penetrate and persuade, not to please. Do the first two well and you will usually succeed in the third.