Here are some excellent new theology books * that will be released in February 2026 :
* broadly interpreted, including ethics, church history, biblical studies, and other areas that intersect with theology
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Christological Dogmatics: A Theological Witness to the Person and Work of Christ
D. Glenn Butner
(Baker Academic)
In Christological Dogmatics, Glenn Butner offers a bold, expansive exploration of Christ’s person and work, weaving together biblical studies, historical theology, and global perspectives–from Nestorian disputes to Ethiopian Orthodox debates to modern reflections on christological ethics.
Rooted in Protestant convictions of Scripture’s authority and salvation by grace alone, this companion to Butner’s award-winning Trinitarian Dogmatics explores doctrinal tensions and systematizes Christian thought for the universal church. Unlike typical Christology texts that focus on doctrinal development over time, its locus-by-locus approach synthesizes patristic, medieval, and majority-world voices into a robust, intermediate-level survey.
Enhanced with annotated bibliographies after each chapter and a glossary of terms, this volume is an invaluable resource for professors, students, clergy, and theologians. Here, Christology emerges as the vital intersection of Trinity, salvation, and ethics, inviting readers to witness the crucified and risen Savior afresh.
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Beyond Deconstruction: Building a More Expansive Faith
James F. McGrath
( Eerdmans )
Deconstruction isn’t the end; it’s the starting point for something new. This book points you toward what comes next.
Among exvangelicals and former fundamentalists, it’s common to hear discussions about faith deconstruction―the process of relinquishing long-held religious views that turned out to be uninformed, untrue, or unjust. But it’s less common to hear people talk about what happens next. After you reject some or all of your old beliefs, what new beliefs will you put in their place? How will you redefine what the Bible is and what faith means? How will you construct a new worldview?
When grappling with these questions, it can be helpful to hear from thoughtful Christians who have asked the same questions themselves. That’s why James McGrath―an award-winning New Testament scholar and educator―has created this book. Writing in a personal, conversational style, McGrath shares his experiences of outgrowing a narrowly defined Christianity and learning how to inhabit a more spacious, dynamic Christian faith. In addition to sharing his own story, McGrath offers practical advice for discerning the next steps in your unique faith journey. He doesn’t tell you what to think; instead, he introduces you to more expansive ways of thinking about Christianity, the Bible, the church, and more. And he encourages you to bring your whole self to the creative process of learning to live in meaningful relationship with God and with others. For anyone who feels stuck in the deconstruction space, Beyond Deconstruction will empower you to move forward―and will give you hope about what lies ahead.
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