Charles W. Colson
Christian Living
“In A Quest for Godliness, J. I. Packer paints a vivid portrait of Puritans—their piety, church life, and social impulse—providing a model of passionate, holy living for today’s often-complacent church. Packer’s characteristically lucid style and penetrating insights into Christians of old send a vibrant challenge to those of us who follow Christ in this last decade of the twentieth century. I heartily recommend this book.”
A Refutation of Moral Relativism
Philosophy
“We've come to expect nothing less than the most readable and engaging books from the great apologist, Peter Kreeft. He has an uncanny knack to take profound truths and get them across in entertaining and exciting conversation, as he has done here. Once again, Kreeft does not disappoint us.”
History & Biography
“Michael Green has an enviable gift for making you think, squirm, laugh and get real all at the same time, and his review of his full and fruitful life runs true to form. This is vintage Green.”
History & Biography
“I appreciate your wonderful scholarship . . . and your marvelous historical insights, which are so pertinent at this particular moment in history.”
Apologetics
“In this excellent book, Art Lindsley presents the vast sweep of C. S. Lewis's worldview in clear, bite-sized pieces. It will be enjoyed by those who are new to Lewis as well as those who have read his work for years, by thoughtful skeptics and by all who share Lewis's 'mere Christianity.'”
Carl Henry—Theologian for All Seasons
Theology
“During the formative years of my theological upbringing, Carl Henry was a mentor, but more than a mentor, a friend, both to me and to Prison Fellowship . . . G. Wright Doyle offers an unfathomable gift to the evangelical world--a summary and appreciation of Carl Henry's life and work, focused on an overview of his magnum opus, God, Revelation, and Authority. Doyle's work is admiring but careful and fair, as the section dealing with Dr. Henry's critics illustrates. My prayer is that this book will bring the work of Carl Henry to the minds especially of young evangelicals, whose doctrinal moorings are being battered and stretched by leaders too agreeable, in my estimation, with the spirit of the age. Read Doyle, but don't stop there; let this clear and useful guide take you at once to the works of Carl Henry, especially God, Revelation, and Authority where readers will find their way back to the law and testimonies in cogent, relevant, concise, and always winsome terms.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Emily shares her moving story, of life's struggles but of its even greater victories, in her own words. This is a story of triumph, in spite of the suffering and pain. It is most of all a love story, and a story about changed lives--Emily's, Max's, and also mine.”
Freedom for Ministry, rev. ed.
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Of the many books I have read on the nature and ministry of the church, I have found none so incisive, comprehensive, and evocative as Freedom for Ministry. It is, in short, a classic.”
Christian Living
“The western church . . . much of it drifting, enculturated, and infected with cheap grace . . . desperately needs to hear Edwards's challenge.”
Christian Living
“On his eightieth birthday, J. I. Packer said the greatest challenge for the twentyfirst-century church was to recatechize and disciple believers. These contributions from two of our best Christian thinkers help us to do precisely what Packer said is needed. It will help you to see how to make not just converts but, as Jesus tells us, disciples.”
Christian Living
“Steve Monsma avoids the modern-day tendency to believe that the kingdom of God will arrive on Air Force One. Instead he offers a balanced perspective on how Christians should engage in the political process. His solid biblical grounding, as well as his concrete applications of Christian principles to public policy, provides wise guidance.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Sommerville?s book . . . helps us to put the news in perspective. And if we aren?t caught up in all of the media babble, we might discover the beginning of wisdom.”
Is the Father of Jesus the God of Muhammad?
World Religions
“Brilliant, balanced, and biblically sound. The most important book Christians can read right now in these challenging times.”
Apologetics
“What are people saying about Kingdom I profited greatly from reading Kingdom Triangle. J. P. Moreland is one of the keenest thinkers of our day; in this book he will challenge you and in the surprise ending perhaps provoke you. But if so it will lead to a very healthy discussion that is much needed within the evangelical church. A fine and thoughtful piece of work.”
Knowing the Face of God, Revised Edition
Christian Living
“Tim Stafford is one of the brightest and freshest writers on the Christian scene.”
Women
“Carolyn James brings solid exegesis, contagious passion, and stirring insight to her treatment of these lost women of the Bible. Her heralding cry for women to be strong, battle-ready helpers for the cause of Christ is a much-needed voice in the Church today.”
Apologetics
“Art Lindsley enriches modern apologetics with his thorough and careful exploration of Christian love. Lindsley winsomely shows how atheism and a host of world religions subvert or compromise the concept of love when these worldviews are taken to their logical conclusions.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
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