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Douglas Wilson

Biography

Douglas Wilson wrote Five Cities that Ruled the World and Father Hunger, and contributed to With Calvin in the Theater of God.

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Defending Constantine

History & Biography

“For a generation that thinks it approves of those who challenge the conventional wisdom, it can come as quite a shock when someone actually does it. In this book, Peter Leithart takes up the daunting challenge of defending Constantine, and he does it with biblical grace, deep wisdom, profound learning and scholarship that has let the clutch out. This is a magnificent book.”

Patterns for a New Testament Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Dr. Cecil Taylor is a friend, a colleague, and a mentor. His willingness to take me on as a neophyte faculty member nearly thirty years ago—and his mentorship along the way—has shaped my development as a Christian educator. Dr. T has the mind of an academic, the heart of a pastor, the experience of a seasoned Great Commission evangelist, and the wisdom and understanding to combine these in his writing. I commend this book to readers for both devotional insight and practical wisdom for recognizing patterns within first century churches and preparing to serve in twenty-first century churches.”

The Vanishing Word

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Because the cultural back alleys my writing sometimes takes me into, I have to read a lot of books on Christian engagement with culture. That said, The Vanishing Word is one of the best on this subject I have ever read--it is memorable, prescient, pithy, courageous, wise, and . . . in the hope this word is still legal, right.”

The Will of God

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“The law of God, among other things, describes what love should actually look like in complicated situations. Alex Soto is to be commended for his labor in gathering together in one place the wisdom of Calvin's reflections on the law of God. This book looks to be a quite helpful pastoral resource.”

Who Do You Think You Are?

Christian Living

“I am very pleased with Mark Driscoll’s latest book, Who Do You Think You Are? Normally that question makes me start guiltily, but in this case Driscoll is simply unpacking the ground of every believer’s identity from the book of Ephesians. Many people will be enormously helped by this book.”

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Cover of Father Hunger

Father Hunger

Marriage, Family & Relationships

Cover of The Romantic Rationalist

The Romantic Rationalist

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History & Biography

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