Randal Rauser

Devil's Advocate

Apologetics

“I am a happy Baptist theologian, but if I ever convert to Catholicism, I suspect the arguments of Trent Horn will be a key factor. Once again, he delivers in Devil's Advocate, a lively apologetic work that meticulously balances rigorous argument with winsome delivery.”

For People Like Us

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“For People Like Us is my favorite kind of book. It is concise, elegantly structured, and written with not a word wasted. It is profound, bristling with insights that I will be meditating on for a while. And it is inspiring, centering us anew in the unrelenting love of God.”

Meta

Apologetics

“A bold journey… The nature of the good, the existence of God, faith and reason, the problem of evil, the historicity of Jesus, consciousness, heaven, causation, justice, church and state, and abortion, it’s all here… If you share Murtagh and Lee’s passion for the friendly pursuit of truth across deep intellectual divides, then Meta is for you.”

Once Loved Always Loved

Theology

“Christians proclaim the gospel as the greatest story ever told. But what if this story is greater than you even dared to dream? Writing with the rigor of an analytic philosopher, the wisdom of a systematic theologian, and the prophetic zeal of a preacher, Andrew Hronich invites us to contemplate anew what it means to be Once Loved Always Loved.”

Repentance and the Mission of the Church

Theology

“In an age of increasing polarization, Repentance and the Mission of the Church offers a biblically grounded, theologically astute, and culturally savvy call to rediscover the central role of repentance in the life of the church and the mission of God.”

Walking Through Twilight

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Groothuis offers a unique perspective on this difficult topic. Written as equal parts memoir, lament, and philosophical reflection, the book chronicles Groothuis' own journey with his wife Becky as she slowly walks into the enveloping fog of dementia. . . . Walking Through Twilight was published in November 2017 and Becky Groothuis passed away a few months later on July 6, 2018. But in this moving and reflective memoir, her impact will live on.”