Joseph V. Novenson

Holiness by Grace

Christian Living

“The classic Puritan pastor Richard Sibbes was called 'the heavenly Doctor Sibbes' due in part to his God-given ability to make sovereign grace clear to the spiritually sick and weak and wounded. In that same way, Dr. Chapell is a 'heavenly physical therapist' for in these pages he carefully instructs a church wounded and weak by theological error of the restorative and healing truth of Reformed sanctification. This volume helps the weary walk more holy.”

Practicing the King's Economy

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Practicing the King’s Economy is one of the most soul-satisfying works I have encountered in my Christian life. I am measuring my words carefully as I make that statement. It is richly exegetical and biblically rooted. It is disarmingly practical and engagingly accessible. It is searching in its application and hope-filled in its perspective. Such a fusion is a significant authorial accomplishment. I did not want it to end.”

Side by Side

Christian Living

““Side by Side is an expertly executed physical-therapy treatment for the disabled body of Christ. With biblical precision and practical compassion, Welch assists the attentive and teachable to work spiritual muscles left unused by many. Finally, someone has offered the people of God a ministry tool for mutual burden bearing and spiritual body building.”

When Life Goes Dark

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“As a pastor for over thirty years, I must engage in my own personal battle with depression and anxiety while seeking to equip others to fight this good fight of faith. I have searched for a resource that is comprehensive enough to cover the spiritual, physical, psychological and relational dimensions of depression while remaining readable and accessible, especially to one like myself who faces depression. This is it! Dr. Winter has given his readers a priceless tool. For those simply wanting to grasp the dynamics and difficulty of depression or assist those who face it, here is a compass with which to navigate these dangerously turbulent waters.”