Kim Riddlebarger
Biography
Kim Riddlebarger earned a PhD from Fuller Theological Seminary. Riddlebarger has served as senior pastor of Christ Reformed Church in Anaheim, California, visiting professor of systematic theology at Westminster Seminary California, co-host of the White Horse Inn radio program, and a contributor to Modern Reformation magazine. Riddlebarger's books include The Lion of Princeton (2015), A Case for Amillennialism (2013), and The Man of Sin (2006).
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Leadership for Growing Churches
Church Leadership & Ministry
“There are many solid and helpful commentaries on and expositions of the 'Pastoral Epistles'--1 & 2 Timothy and Titus. Far too often the unique message of Paul's letter to Titus is overshadowed by Paul's more familiar letters to Timothy. Reverend Clarence Bouwman's sound, wise, and fearless exposition of Titus and the controversies it addresses is a great resource for God's people interested in those things 'faithful' churches do to be 'faithful.'”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Chun Tse has given us a real gem—a solid devotional text based on Thomas Boston’s sermons and notes on the Westminster Shorter Catechism. Divided into ninety-one devotional readings, we have instruction in the great doctrines of the Reformed faith, as well as literature which stirs the heart and strengthens faith. What more could a reader want?”
The Doctrine on Which the Church Stands or Falls
Theology
“Since justification by grace alone through faith alone on account of Christ alone is truly that doctrine on which Christ’s church stands or falls, this wonderful doctrine cannot be studied enough or too deeply. Barrett has assembled a solid group of faithful and first-rate scholars to tackle this subject from biblical, theological, historical, and pastoral perspectives. While some ask the question, ‘Why the Reformation?’ this volume provides the answer. This is the doctrine by which the church stands or falls because this doctrine is the gospel! A feast awaits the reader.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“"Reformed pastors are always looking for a good curriculum to use with new Christians and inquirers that is solidly Reformed, yet which does not major on the minors. 'The Good Confession' is a well-balanced book that will help us instruct all those inquiring about our doctrine.”
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