Jason G. Duesing

A Supreme Desire to Please Him

History & Biography

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Dirk Philips, A Sixteenth-Century Dutch Anabaptist

Theology

“The voices of the sixteenth-century Anabaptists, while out of step in their own day, sing with helpfulness into our day of theological confusion. That is why I am grateful for this careful study of Dirk Philips by Insung Jeon. Readers will find themselves learning and intrigued, and also helped.”

Friendship with the Friend of Sinners

Christian Living

“I’ve been waiting for this book by Jared C. Wilson for years. He is the best author I know to write it, and I trust many will soon see why. The truth that God really does love us and we can know him is, I believe, the secret to the universe (and all of our hopes and worries). Exploring how we can know God through Jesus as friend is the remarkable key that unlocks the door to that secret—but sadly it is often overlooked or forgotten. Never fear; Jared has come with this book and, as a friend to you and me, hands us the key and invites us to enter. Come, one and all, and taste and see why Jesus is good and the best of friends.”

Helped on Our Way to Heaven

History & Biography

“Helped on Our Way to Heaven is a fine example of retrieval of the development of doctrine in history for the sake of contemporary renewal. Matthew Haste’s examination of eighteenth-century English Baptists is a delight to see, and a help to all who will read it.”

Jesus Wins

Christian Living

“Dayton Hartman is not only a gifted writer who brings the essentials of theology from history to relevance in the present, he also does so in a way that is clear, and clearly helpful. Jesus Wins is another fine example of this as he helps all of us know with greater clarity the 'reason for the hope that is in us' as we await the return of our Lord Jesus. I hope many people will read this book in these days.”

Retrieval for the Sake of Renewal

History & Biography

“One cannot understand the revived interest in the Reformation and historical theology in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries without reading and learning from Timothy George. I am so thankful for Christopher Hanna’s Retrieval for the Sake of Renewal as it finally helps us understand the theological formation of George and, thus, our own theological heritage in a way that edifies and glorifies God. This is a wonderful and timely book.”

The Beginning of Baptist Ecclesiology

History & Biography

“Marvin Jones succeeds in The Beginning of Baptist Ecclesiology in providing a fresh voice to the role of Thomas Helwys in Baptist history. Often overshadowed by John Smyth, his intermittent Baptist predecessor, this volume provides a helpful retrieval service to position rightly the greater influence and courage of Helwys. Students, scholars, and pastors owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. Jones for this helpful book.”

The Glory Now Revealed

Christian Living

“Even as we desire to be more heavenly minded, we struggle with exactly on what we should think and ponder. Thankfully, Andrew M. Davis’s new book, The Glory Now Revealed, arrives as a trusted guide to help. This book does more than just direct your gaze to what is right and true in heaven, it stirs your heart and affections for the God who is both there and near.”

The Palace Beautiful

History & Biography

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

To the Ends of the Earth

Theology

“The modern missionary movement did not begin ex nihilo in the late eighteenth century. To understand the thrust of contemporary global gospel advancement, one need understand that behind Fuller and Carey there were Edwards and Brainerd. And Edwards was the last theological bridge to classic English Puritanism. And the Puritans have their headwaters in Geneva. In this fine volume, readers will have many questions answered and many more questions raised, but a wonderful discovery will take place that I pray stirs many hearts to action in taking the gospel to the world.”