This week, Dr. Ryan releases a new book titled Covenant Faithfulness: A Theology for Marriage and the Body of Christ. The book is structured around ten concise chapters, each followed by discussion questions. It is designed to serve those who are dating, engaged in premarital counseling, as well as seasoned couples seeking to return to a biblically grounded understanding of faithfulness.
What if following Jesus meant more than believing the right things—what if it meant living set apart?
In this compelling and thought-provoking work, Dr. Will Ryan invites readers on a journey back to the biblical foundations of discipleship, holiness, and covenant faithfulness as they relate to marriage. Drawing from both Old and New Testament theology, Hebraic thought, and first-century context, this book challenges modern assumptions about faith and calls believers to recover the depth and discipline that shaped Jesus, Paul, and the early church.
Rather than treating Scripture as a collection of isolated doctrines, Dr. Ryan presents a unified vision of God’s redemptive story—one that calls His people to live fully devoted lives in the present world. With clarity, pastoral insight, and scholarly care, he explores themes of sanctification, priestly calling, marriage, Torah, grace, and the “new exodus” inaugurated by Christ.
This is not a call to legalism, nor a rejection of grace. It is a call to intentional obedience, covenant faithfulness, and whole-life discipleship—to live “all in” for the Kingdom of God.
Whether you are a pastor, teacher, student, or serious reader seeking deeper biblical understanding, this book will both challenge and inspire you to rethink what it truly means to follow Jesus today.
This is not merely a book to read.
It is a journey to embrace.
The King's Commission School of Divinity 
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