David J. Engelsma

Handle With Care!

Children & Youth

Foreword

“This book on sexuality and sex by a medical doctor who is a Christian is as rare as it is helpful to young people and their parents. It does what parents ought to do, but often neglect to do. It instructs young people, frankly, even bluntly, concerning their sexual organs, the sexual desire, and the sexual act . . . . This is the book on sex that Christian parents can give to their youth, as the aid to the parents' own frank instruction.”

Luther’s Augustinian Theology of the Cross

Theology

Foreword

“Barone's book is a superb and convincing treatment of a grand subject: the faithfulness of Martin Luther to the theology of Augustine in proclaiming a radical gospel of grace, founded on what Luther called 'the theology of the cross,' in contrast to the heretical 'theology of glory.'”

The Presbyterian Philosopher

History & Biography

“This fascinating account of the life and work of controversial Presbyterian theologian Gordon H. Clark is not only of interest to every Reformed believer, especially every Reformed minister of the gospel. But it is also of urgent importance. Again at the beginning of the 21st century, the fundamental doctrines for which Clark contended, and suffered, are lively, urgent issues in the Reformed and Presbyterian churches. Indeed, they are at issue also in the more broadly evangelical communities. These doctrines include Scripture as the infallible source and standard of the knowledge of God; the logical and, therefore, comprehensible (understandable, knowable) nature of divine revelation in the Bible; the real and binding authority of the Reformed, in Clark's case Presbyterian, creeds; the particularity and sovereignty of the gracious, saving call of the gospel, in opposition to the popular theory of an inefficacious "well-meant offer" to all alike; and more. Presbyterians neglect or dismiss Clark to their peril.”