In "Gospel-Centered Hermeneutics," Graeme Goldsworthy embarks on a transformative journey into the heart of biblical interpretation, challenging and refining evangelical hermeneutics through the lens of theology. With a profound understanding of the intricate relationship between scripture, systematic theology, and hermeneutics, Goldsworthy critiques the conventional approaches that have long dominated evangelical thought. He argues for a hermeneutical practice deeply rooted in the Christian gospel, proposing a radical shift away from traditional methods towards a theology-centered approach. This book is not just an academic treatise but a passionate call to rediscover the gospel at the core of biblical interpretation. Through a meticulous examination of hermeneutical foundations, historical developments, and contemporary applications, Goldsworthy seeks to dismantle presuppositions that have distanced evangelical hermeneutics from its gospel-centric essence. Part historical survey, part theological discourse, "Gospel-Centered Hermeneutics" offers a compelling overview of the evolution of interpretive practices while showcasing the paramount importance of integrating biblical theology into hermeneutical methodology. Goldsworthy’s vision is both a critique and a beacon, guiding readers towards a more faithful and gospel-aligned understanding of Scripture that resonates with both the mind and the heart of the Christian community.