Joshua R. Farris

A Very Brief Introduction to Reformation Doctrine

Theology

“Corneliu Simuț offers the reader of Reformation theology an enriching, thoughtful, and incisive introduction to the themes, moods, and motifs that shape the sub-tradition of Christianity. Simuț shows us that the Reformed theological tradition is primarily characterized as one concerned with practical and pastoral theology shaped in large by the sacrament of the Word, justification by faith alone, the internal work of the Holy Spirit, and other central ideas that are more than a reactionary movement to Rome.”

Divine Omniscience and the Future

Theology

“Divine Omniscience and the Future: Anselmian Reflections on Open Theism is a rich and penetrating exploration of open theism through the lens of Anselm’s perfect being theology—two areas that have generated profound discussion in contemporary philosophical and systematic theology. With remarkable care and precision, Ben Arbour surveys the range of open theist positions and offers a compelling case that they fall short of the Anselmian ideal of a truly perfect being. This work not only demonstrates Ben’s intellectual rigor and depth of insight but also stands as a moving testament to his faith, brilliance, and promise—a glimpse of the remarkable contributions he was poised to make had his life not been so tragically shortened. Yet through this work, his voice continues to inspire hopeful reflection on God’s perfect knowledge and loving sovereignty.”

Theology Devotional

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“K. Bernard Knutson’s Theology Devotional is a welcome addition to the intersection of theology and spiritual formation. In this thoughtful volume, Knutson guides readers through the foundational categories of Christian doctrine, combining concise theological description with Scripture-driven reflection. Each section invites contemplative engagement—leading the reader from understanding to prayer. As the evangelical world grows increasingly attentive to dogmatic and systematic theology, this devotional shines as a gem—one that nourishes the soul, grounds contemplation in the word, and deepens devotion through a theological lens.”