George Grant
Biography
George Grant has served as professor of moral philosophy at Bannockburn College, editor of the Stirling Bridge newsletter, and coordinator of the Covenant Classical School Association. Grant has also served as an instructor at Franklin Classical School, Knox Theological Seminary, and Gileskirk School. Grant wrote The Blood of the Moon (2008).
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Christian Living
“Susan Hunt and Sharon Betters have written a book that is simultaneously timeless and timely. Practical and inspirational, warmly personal and profoundly biblical, apt for young and old alike, Aging with Grace needs to go right to the top of your must-read nightstand stack.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Dr. Milton is a veteran church-planter, integrating the disciplines of visionary, pastor, professor, and counselor. Indeed, he is one of our foremost missional strategic thinkers and practitioners. I am so grateful that he has now cataloged all that wisdom and experience in this slim volume. Deep Roots is a must read for the next generation of church planters.”
Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age
Christian Living
“As I read this cogent, trenchant, and timely declaration of gospel sanity, I was constantly reminded of the words of Christ: ‘You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free’ (John 8:32). Rosaria Butterfield has afforded us a much-needed caveat to the prevailing untruths of our day while simultaneously redirecting us to the pathway of freedom.”
Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age Study Guide
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“As I read this cogent, trenchant, and timely declaration of gospel sanity, I was constantly reminded of the words of Christ: ‘You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free’ (John 8:32). Rosaria Butterfield has afforded us a much-needed caveat to the prevailing untruths of our day while simultaneously redirecting us to the pathway of freedom.”
Give Us This Day Devotionals, Volume 1
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“For centuries the lectio divina method of Bible reading has enabled believers to go deep into God’s word, not merely to inform their minds but to shape their souls. Now, Charles Erlandson has brought this ancient method to modern Christians. His pastor’s heart shines through in this refreshing, practical, and accessible approach to daily devotions and lifelong discipleship.”
Give Us This Day Devotionals, Volume 4
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Perhaps the greatest value in Fr. Charles Erlandson’s devotional series Give Us This Day is that he leaves no verse untouched, no stone unturned. In a world that is too often abbreviated, this rare sort of attentiveness to every detail in Scripture is richly arresting and profoundly fruitful.”
Give Us This Day Devotionals, Volume 5
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“For more than a decade and a half now, I have been reading and benefitting from the Lectio Divina devotions of Charles Erlandson. This fifth volume is therefore a welcome addition to what has become a legacy library of substantial, practical, biblical discipleship. Highly recommended!”
Give Us This Day Devotionals, Volume 8
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“For those of us who have appreciated the previous volumes of Pastor Erlandson’s Give Us This Day Devotionals, the publication of this final book in the series is cause for great delight. For readers who are just now discovering these gems: you are in for quite the adventure. Brace yourself for fresh depth, insight, and joy in the Scriptures.”
John Brown of Haddington on Frequent Communion
Preaching & Worship
“The works of John Brown of Haddington, the orphaned shepherd boy who rose to become a revered pastor, theologian, and reformer, are a largely unmined treasure trove. I am therefore very grateful for Gregory Soderberg’s new edition of Brown’s carefully reasoned and pastorally practical treatise on the ordinary means of grace God affords us at the Lord’s Table. This is a vital resource and, if possible, more relevant today than when it was written more than two centuries ago.”
Arts & Literature
“Those of us who have been profoundly influenced by the ministry of Jack Miller will likely have a sudden jolt of recognition reading this book. ‘So, that’s why he had such penetrating analysis of both the church and the culture! That’s why he was able to speak so picturesquely and trenchantly to the issues of our revolutionary age!’ This is a much-needed book for a whole new generation of Christians facing a rapidly changing, deeply challenging culture.”
Men
“The most dangerous lies are always the most alluring. They come to us in the guise of the good, the delightful, and the wise (Gen. 3:6). Thankfully, in this insightful and practical book, Robert Wolgemuth not only unmasks those lies, he teaches us how to recognize them for what they are. If only I'd had this book forty years ago.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“You might be tempted to think that this is a book of ecclesiology, a practical book about the character and nature of the church. It certainly involves that. But it is so much more than that. What Charles Erlandson has given us is a book of theology proper, an insightful book about the character and nature of God, his eternal decrees, and his providential plan of redemption. I highly commend to you Love Me, Love My Wife.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Reading the Psalms is a very good thing to do. Singing the Psalms is even better. But best of all is when we pray the Psalms. For millennia believers have used the Psalms as a school of prayer, as a model for prayer, and as a springboard to prayer. This beautifully crafted rendering of the Psalms gives voice to the cries of our hearts, depth to our intercessions, and breadth to our supplications. Find here refreshment and renewal.”
Christian Living
“This is one of those rare, remarkable books that effectually remind us that drinking draughts of grace is only possible when its sweetness passes over lips that have also tasted the bitterness of adversity. Drink and drink deeply from this beautiful, comforting, and intensely practical cup.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“As a pastor, I often search for just the right book to help point the hurting or grieving toward the beauty, goodness, and truth of Gospel comfort. During the past year, a time of deep loss for my own family, I’ve needed such a book for myself. I am so grateful that I’ve found it. You’re holding it in your hands. I urge you to buy it, to read it, and to pass it on (2 Corinthians 1:3–4). This is indeed a delightful book of comforts.”
The Making of Evangelical Spirituality
History & Biography
“Thomas Chalmers once asserted, ‘The Spirit guides us unto all truth and all truth is to be found in the Bible; the Spirit therefore guides us unto the Bible.’ This once widely understood principle has been obscured and all but forgotten by the peculiarities of evangelical mysterialism. In this brilliant book, Jason Cherry not only shows us why this is, he shows us the sure pathway back to biblical orthodoxy.”
Children & Youth
“It is, from the very beginning right up to its glorious end, the greatest story ever told. The Promise weaves together the beautiful prose of Jason Helopoulos and the stunning illustrations of Rommel Ruiz to tell that story with fresh wonder and delight. So settle into a comfy chair, pull the children into your lap, and relish the rich history of this story. I hope you will love it as much as I do.”
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Why do we do what we do? This is a question that those of us who take the task of discipling our children very seriously are often asked. Answering that question often turns on cultural, social, or moral concerns. But what this little book succeeds in doing is to steer the conversation to what the Scriptures affirm and confirm. Both practical and theological, both sobering and inspiring, this book is a welcome tool for families in this day of conflicting, polarizing worldviews.”
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