InterVarsity Press has reprinted this excellent NT commentary series (as of January 2007).This series, edited by Leon Morris, has maintained an excellent track record for producing helpful, generally conservative expositions. Each contributor is well-respected in the field of Biblical studies and is well qualified for the book(s) assigned. There is, however, an array of writers; some being more conservative than others. As with any commentary, I recommend discernment. As for me, this is my favorite series for quick expositional help for New Testament studies.
Overall, I consider this series to be non-technical. This is a great resource, not only for pastors and Bible students, but also for laymen and Sunday School teachers.
Individual Titles in thes series:
Matthew Volume 1 by R. T. France (Amazon - CBD)
Mark Volume 2 by R. Alan Cole (Amazon - CBD)
Luke Volume 3 by Leon Morris (Amazon - CBD)
John Volume 4 by Colin Kruse (Amazon - CBD)
Acts Volume 5 by I. Howard Marshall (Amazon - CBD)
Romans Volume 6 by F. F. Bruce (Amazon - CBD)
1 Corinthians Volume 7 by Leon Morris (Amazon - CBD)
2 Corinthians Volume 8 by Colin Kruse (Amazon - CBD)
Galatians Volume 9 by R. Alan Cole (Amazon - CBD)
Ephesians Volume 10 by Francis Foulkes (Amazon - CBD)
Philippians Volume 11 by Ralph P. Martin (Amazon - CBD)
Colossians and Philemon Volume 12 by N. T. Wright (Amazon - CBD)
1 & 2 Thessalonians Volume 13 by Leon Morris (Amazon - CBD)
The Pastoral Epistles Volume 14 by Donald Guthrie (Amazon - CBD)
Hebrews Volume 15 by Donald Guthrie (Amazon - CBD)
James Volume 16 by Douglas J. Moo (Amazon - CBD)
1 Peter Volume 17 by Wayne Grudem (Amazon - CBD)
2 Peter and Jude Volume 18 by Michael Green (Amazon - CBD)
The Letters of John Volume 19 by John Stott (Amazon - CBD)
Revelation Volume 20 by Leon Morris (Amazon - CBD)
Update: You will also want to check Eisenbrauns' used books. They have a number of commentaries from this series for sale at great prices: here.
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