Harrison Perkins
Biography
Harrison Perkins wrote Reformed Covenant Theology, Created for Communion with God, and Meeting God in His Means of Grace.
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An Introduction to Reformed Apologetics
Theology
“As the psalmist says, 'The heavens declare the glory of God, and the sky above proclaims his handiwork' (Ps. 19:1). Apologists in the Reformed tradition do not always agree about the grounds and ways for using evidence, but we all know that we cannot escape questions about these matters. While attempting to mediate some of the disagreements about method, J. V. Fesko walks us through some astounding examples of how the reality of God directly confronts every human being and holds us accountable. We should all appreciate his call to see that God's goodness and majesty tear down all objections, summoning everyone to reckon with where they stand before their Maker.”
Theology
“J. V. Fesko has furnished the church with many great books that explain various topics in systematic theology. Now, he walks us through principles for doing systematic theology. What a blessing to learn from one of the true sages in the field about how to follow his example. This volume is a master class on the formation of a theologian and the theological sensibilities that we need for the task. I count it a privilege to commend it.”
Christian Living
“God creates through his Word. His Word is about Jesus Christ, causing a society to erupt ithin the world—a culture wrapped around Christ himself emerging within the surrounding culture through the church’s worship. God would have it no other way than his people being born from above by his power to speak spiritual realities into existence. This book will help you marvel again at God’s power to work through his Word for all that we need.”
The Fall and Redemption of Conscience
Theology
“Building on the traditional Reformed framework of creation-fall-redemption, Andrea Ferrari formulates a constructive doctrine of conscience. Well-attuned to developments in systematic theology, his book carries real potential application for Christian ethics, particularly in our increasingly relativistic world. Ferrari’s historically informed and theologically grounded project helps the church articulate a more robust account for why we are without excuse before the Lord and in need of the saving gospel of Christ.”
Theology
“Few works have done as well at bringing home the spiritual value of the Lord's Supper for our communion with God and our fellowship with his church as has this wonderful little volume. What a treat!”
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Created for Communion with God
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Meeting God in His Means of Grace
Christian Living
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