Glenn Butner

Can AI Proclaim Christ?

Theology

“In a world where rapid growth of generative Artificial Intelligence leaves many feeling left behind, it is rare to find someone who truly grasps the finer details of the field of AI. Rarer still is someone also capable in linguistics and theology. Nicholas Keune, uniquely competent in all three fields, is well-situated to advance his bold, complex, and sometimes controversial thesis defending AI’s ability to proclaim the gospel, a timely topic of critical relevance.”

Simply Trinity

Christian Living

“Matthew Barrett provides the church with a valuable resource, introducing a pro-Nicene account of the Trinity peppered with stories, illustrations, and examples that will make Simply Trinity both engaging and understandable for students and for Christians in the pew. This work is solidly biblical, consciously pro-Nicene, and the ideal replacement for the various social trinitarian treatments of the Trinity that have been popular in the local church in recent decades.”

Trinity and Creation

Theology

“Richard Barcellos offers a meticulous analysis of the Second London Confession of Faith’s treatment of the doctrine of creation, carefully explaining how the concise statement unfolds into a robust and trinitarian systematic theology of creation. Along the way he is able to clearly identify the contours of historic Reformed orthodoxy on the doctrine of creation while identifying deviations from this tradition among certain contemporary Reformed evangelicals. The theological options are clearly outlined, and Barcellos makes a compelling case for historic orthodoxy, leaving no doubt as to the dogmatic issues at stake. This work will have considerable pedagogical and catechetical value in Reformed contexts.”