God Strengthens: Ezekiel Simply Explained

A reliable introduction to Ezekiel written by a reliable Reformed scholar whose pastoral heart and love for the Scriptures exudes from his writing. [Full Review]

I have become a collector of commentaries ever since my seminary days in the 1990s. As such, I am only going to recommend the best overall commentary for each book of the Bible on this site. For Ezekiel, for the preacher/teacher, I think Thomas makes this difficult book the most accessible of any other contribution out there. This is certainly what one would consider to be an introductory level or mid-level commentary, so it will not go as in-depth as someone would need in studying Ezekiel, but it is my favorite. (I would suggest individuals also consulting the following to see which appeals to them: Duguid in NIVAC, Wright in Bible Speaks Today, and Greenberg's 2 volumes in Anchor Bible).

Helpful tips for preaching, solid.

Helpful tips for preaching

This is considered an introductory commentary and one that will be helpful for the pastor or for the general reader. Derek Thomas has written a number of highly-regarded commentaries and this one reflects his strengths—Reformed theology, sound scholarship, and a pastoral emphasis. [Full Review]

For those seeking an introductory level commentary on the book of Ezekiel, the best place to turn is this commentary by Derek Thomas. Thomas is a Reformed scholar with a heart for God, for His Word, and for His people that comes through on every page. [Full Review]