Ian Hugh Clary

Calvin's Theology of Piety in the Institutes

Theology

“Calvin famously begins his Institutes with a discussion of the knowledge of God that we attain to in relation to knowledge of ourselves; a two-fold knowledge that dialectically unfolds in the believer’s soul. Dennis Ngien shows that, for Calvin, knowing God is therefore not merely speculative, it is also affective. True knowledge of God is loving knowledge. Given his long-standing academic interest in theology and piety, Ngien’s book is at once serious theology and deep spiritual reflection. Calvin and Ngien help readers have head and heart filled with the knowledge of God for the glory of God.”

How to Use the Book of Common Prayer

Preaching & Worship

“The 1662 Book of Common Prayer, International Edition, is a beautiful book that stands well in the line of ancient, medieval, and Reformation-era breviaries. Given that evangelical Christians today are largely unfamiliar with praying the Divine Office, the BCP's riches are lost on many. This is why the Herculean work of Bray and Keane is such a blessing to the church. Now they have provided us with a brilliant handbook that teaches us both how to use the BCP and the rich theological meaning of every detail of the services. Their manual is itself a source of spiritual devotion that fills the soul while helping us to pray!”

The Gospel-Centered Evangelicalism of Alexander Carson

History & Biography

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Promised Davidic King

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Graham effectively draws a collection of psalms together―with a particular focus on the enigmatic Psalm 108―to reveal its message of the Messiah’s eschatological kingdom.”