Richard J. Mouw

“GOD”? What’s That?

Apologetics

“Paul Chung understands well the kind of thinking that informs the conviction that—as Albert Camus once put it—we are condemned to engage in ‘the desperate encounter between human inquiry and the silence of the universe.’ But Chung argues convincingly here that if we listen in the right way we can hear a wonderful message from a God who has broken the silence to speak to us. I hope that the compelling case made in this fine book reaches many intellectual and spiritual ‘ears!’”

28 Carols to Sing at Christmas

Bible Studies & Devotionals

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

28 Hymns to Sing before You Die

Preaching & Worship

“This wonderfully informative and inspirational book should be read by all who love hymns--and by those who would like to learn to love them more!”

A Charitable Orthopathy

World Religions

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

A Christian Field Guide to Technology for Engineers and Designers

Work, Money & Leadership

“We have been blessed in recent years with some wonderful explorations of what it means to glorify God in our daily work. Now this marvelous book shows us how to take further steps by focusing on the details of a specific area of work. The authors not only give us profound—and often very inspiring—guidelines for believers engaged in engineering and design, they also point the way for folks in other professions to dig into the specifics of their vocations.”

A Teaching Hymnal

Preaching & Worship

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Abraham Kuyper

History & Biography

“At last! This is what many of us have been waiting for -- a careful, detailed, and highly readable(!) biography of Kuyper in all of his human complexity. Jim Bratt has given us the comprehensive study of 'Father Abraham' that will serve English speakers for years to come.”

Academic Freedom and Christian Scholarship

Discipleship & Christian Education

“A wise book that ought to be read by everyone who cares about healthy Christian intellectual inquiry.”

All about the Bass

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“I learned a lot from this wonderful book. Some delightful things about elephant-whispering and turning up the treble. But also some profound things that I have been thinking and writing about for decades. Scott Burson showed me in these pages that I still have much to learn about cultivating Christian civility.”

And On and On the Ages Roll

Theology

“J. H. Bavinck offers us here a unique and marvelously insightful account of what the book of Revelation tells us about God's purposes in human history. Some images in Revelation that have long puzzled me came alive for me in vivid and inspiring ways. This is a book that both instructs the mind and feeds the soul!”

Babel Church

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this insightful book Li Ma uses the Babel story to illustrate the way people rely on their own entrepreneurial designs rather than trusting in God’s gracious purposes. Providing us with a careful survey of the present-day church scene, she points to the ways in which many evangelical churches seek growth, cultural relevance, and even political influence, by employing entrepreneurial strategies that serve as substitutes for promoting faithful discipleship.”

Bavinck on the Christian Life

Christian Living

“To use the word timely for a book about a nineteenth-century Dutch theologian may seem inappropriate. But in this case the adjective is exactly right. Many of us have wanted to spread the word that Herman Bavinck’s theological perspective can contribute much to a renewal of the church’s life and mission today. Now in this book John Bolt has made the case in a concise and convincing manner!”

Believe Me

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“While the significant support for Donald Trump by white evangelicals has been the stuff of headlines, there has been little serious probing of the deeper factors at work. John Fea here gives us what we need, with his insightful tracing of the theological-spiritual road that has brought us to this point. A wise and important book!”

Between Pacifism and Jihad

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This is an important book. Daryl Charles helpfully surveys Christian perspectives, past and present, on the issues of war and peace. Then he offers some wise counsel about how we are to reappropriate just-war theory for the unprecedented challenges of our own day. And best of all he shows us why all of this requires careful theological reflection.”

Beyond the Impasse

Theology

“No one who cares about a theology that does justice to what the Bible tells us about the cosmic ministry of the Holy Spirit can afford to ignore this important work. Amos Yong's book itself displays the 'robust sense of discernment' that he asks all of us to exercise in our engagement with non-Christian religions.”

Black and Reformed

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“These are groundbreaking essays. Allan Boesak not only courageously exposes the racism which has for so long disguised itself in Calvinist garb; he also respectfully points the way to a revitalizing reformed Christianity. Black and Reformed is a must-read for all who care about the continuing reformation of the church.”

Bringing Sex into Focus

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this fine book Caroline Simon delivers marvelously on what she promises: philosophically informed insight into the complexities of human sexuality. Not that she stays on the level of theory. There is much practical wisdom here on the 'ordinary' interactions of our highly sexualized culture: flirtation, seduction, 'hook-ups,' and much more!”

Chasing after Wind

Church Leadership & Ministry

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Christ and Covenant in Global Politics

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Reading this fine book made me realize that, in my many decades of focusing on justice issues, I have thought much about justice within nations but little about justice between the nations. Robert J. Joustra has filled in the gaps for me, and he does it here with clarity and wisdom. He has also shown me that it is okay in international relations to live with approximations to the full justice that we desperately need. The real thing will come in its fullness only when the one true and righteous King returns to make all things—including complex national systems—new.”

Christian Dogmatics

Theology

“This fine work was widely praised by Dutch readers when it first appeared in the Netherlands, going through several printings. Now all of us English speakers can see what the enthusiasm was all about. The subtitle correctly presents the book as an ‘introduction,’ but it is more than that. For me it has served—and will continue to serve—as a much-needed refresher course in how to bring new vitality to the exploration and twenty-first-century updating of the best of the theology that we have received from the past!”