Kevin DeYoung

The Holy Spirit

Theology

“Read everything in the IVP Contours of Theology series. Pure gold.”

The Person of Christ

Theology

“Read everything in the IVP Contours of Theology series. Pure gold.”

The Providence of God

Theology

“Read everything in the IVP Contours of Theology series. Pure gold.”

The Reason For Sports

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Most Christian books on sports are books about Christians playing sports. Not enough are books that give a Christian view on sports. This book fills the gap admirably. The writing is funny, honest, and provocative, and the subject matter is relentlessly interesting. Ted Kluck knows sports and knows how to write. We need more books like this one.”

The Revelation of God

Theology

“Read everything in the IVP Contours of Theology series. Pure gold.”

The Whole Christ

Theology

“This book has three things I’m very interested in: eighteenth-century Scottish church history, doctrinal clarity on the gospel, and learning from Sinclair Ferguson. As fascinating as this work is as a piece of historical analysis, it is even more important as a careful biblical and theological guide to the always-relevant controversies surrounding legalism, antinomianism, and assurance. I’m thankful Ferguson has put his scholarly mind and pastoral heart to work on such an important topic.”

The Work of Christ

Theology

“Read everything in the IVP Contours of Theology series. Pure gold.”

Truth and Power

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

What Is a Healthy Church?

Christian Living

“Christ’s institutional plan for the world is the church, and there is no plan B. Every pastor and every Christian should be concerned to know what a healthy church looks like and how to make their church as healthy as possible. This clearheaded and warmhearted book by Mark Dever will help you toward that end. The world desperately needs Jesus Christ and his gospel, which means the world desperately needs healthy churches. And if you aren’t sure how the two halves of that sentence connect, then you desperately need this book.”