Timothy George
Theology
“Gerald Bray is one of our leading evangelical scholars and teachers and he has given us here a magisterial overview of Christian belief and doctrine. A great example of theology in the service of the church.”
God's Glory Alone—The Majestic Heart of Christian Faith and Life
Theology
“I welcome this new series and its substantial engagement with the great themes of Reformation theology.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Thomas Cranmer once said that the Bible was meant to be read, marked, learned, and inwardly digested. This book is a spiritual digestive for an up-close and personal encounter with God’s Word—key verses from each of the canonical books. A great resource for devotion and prayer.”
Theology
“This book brings together three important treatises on the issue of Scripture and Tradition from the pen of one of the greatest theologians ever to hold the papal office. Written with clarity and insight, this book helps us to trace the development of this important theme in Catholic theology since Vatican II, and it also opens up fruitful avenues of ecumenical advance. A little masterpiece!”
History & Biography
“Rich in both biblical and patristic reflection, this book is a call for evangelicals to reclaim the ancient Christian practice of almsgiving. The word sounds quaint these days, but Eric Costanzo challenges us to learn again a pattern of life and love that is central to following Jesus Christ. This is a book that admonishes as well as informs.”
Theology
“This is a provocative, wise, and important book from one of the clearest thinkers on the evangelical scene today. Mouw helps us sort through controverted meanings and disputed traditions about common grace. In doing so, he illuminates for the whole church one of the most distinctive themes of Reformed theology.”
Theology
“This distinguished series brings together some of the best theological work in the evangelical church on the greatest themes of the Christian faith. Each volume stretches the mind and anchors the soul. A treasury of devout scholarship not to be missed!”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“There are two things every pastor must do: preach the word and tend the flock. This book is the story of one man who did both things well in the midst of a busy urban ministry marked by prayer, soul winning, and personal pastoral care. An inspiring read for every pastor and for every young minister preparing to become one.”
How to Stay Christian in Seminary
Christian Living
“Here’s a great little book every seminary student should read, preferably in their first semester!”
“Combining biblical wisdom and philosophical insight, Benjamin Farley has written a first-rate study of the ethics of character. This is a model of judicious, evangelical scholarship. In an age of moral confusion and unvirtuous sentimentality, this kind of serious engagement with Christian tradition is a great asset for the church.”
Infant Baptism in Historical Perspective
History & Biography
“This well-developed volume of essays contains the fruit of David Wright's many labors on this topic and will become a standard resource for scholarly work on the history and meaning of infant baptism in the future.”
Theology
“Edward T. Oakes, one of our best and most literate theologians, has given us in this volume a masterpiece of christological reflection. Evangelicals and Catholics share together a common faith in Jesus Christ the Lord, the one and only Savior of the world. The closer we are drawn to Jesus Christ, the closer we come to one another. This book helps us to do both.”
Theology
“A superb primer on the life and thought of John Calvin by one of our finest Reformation scholars. Highly recommended!”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This book is against sequestration—the sequestering of Christian life into ‘spiritual’ enclaves and churchly ghettos. But it also wants the church to be the church—uncompromised, vibrant, and filled with joy. Both are necessary for the Christian community to be an agent of transformation in the civilization in which God calls it to serve, witness, and bear fruit. Greg Forster argues for a renewed form of holistic obedience, and he does so not only with joy, but also hope. Recommended with enthusiasm!”
History & Biography
“This fascinating book shows how religious freedom shaped both Baptist churchmanship and Baptist citizenship during the early years of the republic. Deeply researched and well written, Let Men Be Free is a superb contribution to Baptist history and American studies. Enthusiastically recommended!”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“A study of practical wisdom from two pastoral leaders of God's flock. This volume avoids the trap of the super-pastor syndrome often found in leadership literature. A book for every pastor and those who care about the health of the church today.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Dr. Kenneth Mathews is a superb student of the Holy Scriptures who always teaches the Bible with a view toward its proclamation. In this lively exposition, he shows us that Leviticus, though neglected today in many pulpits, is not only theologically seminal but also eminently preachable. A great contribution to this series!”
Theology
“The time is long past for Free Church believers both to reclaim the word catholic and to live out the meaning of true catholicity—and to do so precisely as part of our own rich ecclesial tradition. This book advances that argument with rigor and nuance and thus contributes to what I believe is the Spirit's moving in our midst.”
Lost in Wonder, Love, and Praise
Arts & Literature
“Justin Wainscott is a rarity—a faithful biblical expositor with superb pastoral gifts who is also a skilled poet and an excellent hymn writer. Here we have some of his best work offered to the church and meant to bless the Lord’s people everywhere. A book of spiritual reading for morning and evening in every season of life.”
Women
“From beauty queens to apostles, from theologians to praying mothers, God has chosen and used women of all kinds and places to carry out his purpose in the world. Carolyn James has given us vivid portraits of biblical women who have much to teach all of us men and women about what it means to be a person of faith. An important study of biblical retrieval.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Theology
Is the Father of Jesus the God of Muhammad?
World Religions
History & Biography
Reading Scripture with the Reformers
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