John D. Woodbridge
History & Biography
“For those who hunger to know the Lord in a deeper way, Lyle Dorsett's masterful account of A. W. Tozer's spiritual journey will encourage, inspire and challenge. This book is simply a must read for serious Christians.”
Theology
“Reading this wonderful book resembles exploring a spiritual treasure trove. You encounter one sparkling insight after another regarding God’s marvelous grace. In accessible prose Timothy George helps us to understand better just how amazing God’s sovereign grace actually is. The book’s message will instruct, encourage, and refresh your Christian life. After all, God’s sovereign grace is a worthy subject for our daily reflection and most profound meditation.”
Awakening the Evangelical Mind
History & Biography
“Studded with rich insights, Awakening the Evangelical Mind is a page-turning book that chronicles the efforts of Harold Ockenga, Carl F. H. Henry, Kenneth S. Kantzer, Billy Graham, and others to reinvigorate the “evangelical mind” after World War II. Author Owen Strachan helps his readers to sense the joys and poignant disappointments of these men as they pursued their important campaign. Based on previously unexploited archives, this is a study no student of the American evangelical movement can afford to miss.”
Evangelism & Missions
“Witnessing for Christ with compassion and joy, without fear and guilt—that is the theme of this wonderful book. Christians generally know that Christ commissioned his disciples to baptize people throughout the world in the triune name and to teach them to follow him. The writers of this book recognize that sometimes we feel inadequate for that mission. In winsome, readable prose, they provide wise counsel on how those hesitant to witness for Christ might do so. This is a book for all of us to contemplate in our endeavor to witness for Christ with confidence, compassion, and joy.”
Fundamentalists in the Public Square
History & Biography
“This book may change the way the story of American fundamentalism in the Twenties is told.”
History & Biography
“In his deeply researched Thoughtful Christianity, Matthew Shrader casts new light on the career of Alvah Hovey, an often neglected but influential theologian in Northern Baptist history. But the author does more than that. Shrader makes the compelling case that students of American religion need to rethink a number of their common assumptions about the nature of the evangelical faith in the last half of the nineteenth century. Shrader’s volume, then, is itself a ‘thoughtful’ piece of historical scholarship.”
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