Franklin H. Littell

Confessing Christ in a Post-Holocaust World

Theology

“It is the genius of Henry Knight's discussion that he not only addresses the critical post-shoah questions for believing Christians: he expounds a method of approach that keeps the dialogue open.”

The Lord’s Supper

Preaching & Worship

“This book carries an exciting message. It centers on the way in which the common table is a sign of the corporate nature of the Christian life—corporate both spiritually and practically. This witness is redemptive in an individualistic and broken world, as well as in the lives of those formed by the common life.”

The Reformers and their Stepchildren

History & Biography

“The Reformers and Their Stepchildren is one of the most important books I have read in many years. The author's use of sources, including mastery of several languages, is brilliant. At the same time, the writing and interpretation are extremely lucid. Verduin will not escape criticism from those who are committed to culture-religion or the political manipulation of religion, but he has earned the gratitude of every Christian who believes that the New Testament is the final authority governing the church and its role in society.”