My 1-2 Thessalonians commentary is available from Logos, from Amazon, and in Spanish from Adamio.
My 1 Corinthians commentary is available from Logos. It will come out in Spanish from CLIE in Barcelona, and in English in print form from Publicaciones Kerigma. Some sections of my commentary appear in my blog, see Studies in 1 Corinthians by Gary Shogren
Click here to download my shorter (130 page) commentary on Romans: Shogren_Commentary on Romans
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Another book, which is available from Amazon.com and also as a Logos book, is my new commentary on Thessalonians. Click HERE.
1-2 Thessalonians by Zondervan includes commentary, practical application, and my own translation. This one does contain some Greek: if you don’t read it, make your pastor a nice present!
What does it mean to “pray without ceasing”? Which comes first, the rapture or the tribulation? Who or what is “restraining” the Man of Sin? How do we disciple? How should a Christian act at work? How do we defeat stubborn sins?
Again, some of my commentary shows up in OpenOurEyesLord:
Open Our Eyes, Lord! 
2 Thessalonians 2:7
Who is the restrainer and what is meant by taken out of the way?
Kim, hi! Paul in fact never says. It is a popular teaching these days that it is a reference to a supposed (but not mentioned) “rapture” of the church before the tribulation. This is what is called a “novel” doctrine, since no-one taught that interpretation before around 1950.
Here are some of my thoughts on it. Blessings in 2022! Gary
https://openoureyeslord.com/2011/06/30/what-comes-before-the-day-of-the-lord-the-final-apostasy-or-the-departure-of-the-church/
I think that we all should know the Hebrew names an history of them an understand that we all got different languages an spelling it all accrued at the tower of babble I was trouble with this an I read your stuff an it made sense to me thank you an please keep doing this work for the Lord
Hi! I would recommend the volume by Tremper Longman, http://www.amazon.com/An-Introduction-Old-Testament-Edition-ebook/dp/B000SEL1FQ