Karin Maag
Biography
Karin Maag wrote Worshiping with the Reformers, co-wrote An Introduction to the Heidelberg Catechism with others, and edited Lifting Hearts to the Lord.
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Doing Theology with the Reformers
Theology
“Taking an approach that is both accessible and knowledgeable, Bray dexterously weaves an engaging tapestry, orienting readers to the key Reformation-era theologians and their insights. His themes range from the sources of authority in the Reformation churches to the complexities of church-state relations, helping modern-day readers engage with the leading theological issues in early modern Western Christianity.”
History & Biography
“Looking for a current and accessible book on the story of Christianity in Europe? Search no longer! This lucid and engaging picture of European Christianity from the early church to the present day offers an excellent resource for scholars, students, and general readers. Congratulations to Alec Ryrie and his team of contributors for this outstanding volume.”
History & Biography
“This work provides fresh and accessible insights into John Calvin’s inner circle. The highly readable translation offers vignettes that show the Reformer’s capacity for deep and enduring relationships with friends and family members.”
Institutes of the Christian Religion
Theology
“This sparkling translation of John Calvin's 1541 French Institutes offers modern-day readers in the English-speaking world the opportunity to read Calvin's first version of his masterwork intended for a general audience. Elsie McKee is to be commended for her faithful yet accessible translation of this key text.”
History & Biography
“This short book offers an engaging look at the life and teachings of the Strasbourg Reformer Martin Bucer. Donald McKim and Jim West are to be commended for their thorough yet concise study that introduces English-speaking readers to an under-appreciated central figure in the Reformation.”
Christian Living
“This new translation of a classic portion from John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion brings his lucid and engaging prose to life. It is a breath of fresh air for twenty-first-century readers.”
Preaching & Worship
“Dr. Engle has brought together a superb collection of Reformation-era writings for and against the use of organs in worship, expertly translated and presented for modern readers. Highly recommended!”
Christian Living
“Deeply theological and lyrically written, John Timmerman’s reflections shed much-needed light on the patient practice of living out the biblical virtues in all the ordinariness of day to day living, whether on the porch in winter, at the veteran’s home, or on the ball field. Rarely has an invitation to sanctification been so engaging!”
History & Biography
“Sola Scriptura, 'Scripture alone': these words still resonate over the centuries since the early 1500s. No single scholar can do justice to the complex history of the Bible and its impact in the Reformation era. Fortunately, Jennifer Powell McNutt and David Lauber have assembled a top-notch team to provide a rich feast of insights on the Bible in the Reformation era and beyond. From regional studies to carefully crafted reflections on the Bible and authority or worship, this book offers timely guidance for all who want to understand the roots of Protestant engagement with Scripture.”
History & Biography
“In a concise yet knowledgeable text, Donald McKim and Jim West have successfully taken on the challenge of introducing English-speaking audiences to the life and thought of Theodore Beza, the Reformer and theologian often overshadowed by his more famous predecessor John Calvin.”
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