Whenever Kevin DeYoung pens a book, I devour it – quickly. DeYoung writes with biblical precision....
Theology
None Greater: The Undomesticated Attributes of God by Matthew Barrett
None Greater: The Undomesticated Attributes of God by Matthew Barrett is a book for our times....
Reformed Systematic Theology – Volume 1: God and Revelation – Joel Beeke and Paul Smalley
Our generation is fraught with challenges that militate against the Christian faith. We are...
Long Before Luther: Tracing the Heart of the Gospel From Christ to the Reformation by Nathan Busenitz
Long Before Luther: Tracing the Heart of the Gospel From Christ to the Reformation by Nathan Busenitz recently hit the shelves. Busentiz sets out to discover whether or not the doctrine of justification by faith alone was taught and stressed before the days of the...
Martin Luther: A Spiritual Biography
Herman Selderhuis, professor of church history at the Theological University Apeldoorn needs little introduction. His book, John Calvin: A Pilgrim’s Life was warmly received by many as he unpacked the Reformer’s life and legacy. Now the author makes his contribution...
The Son of God and the New Creation by Graeme Goldsworthy
Graeme Goldsworthy has become a bit of a household name, especially as one considers the field of biblical theology. The Son of God and the New Creation is another solid contribution by Goldsworthy where he focuses on the second member of the Trinity and alerts...
Covenant and God’s Purpose for the World – Thomas Schreiner (2017)
Biblical theology is the discipline that reveals the storyline of Scripture. It looks at the big picture, which begins at creation and culminates with the new earth, where God makes all things new. “The purpose of biblical theology,” according to James Hamilton “is to...
Reformation Theology A Systematic Summary
Does the Reformation still matter? A better question is, “Does Reformed Theology still matter?” We should also ask ourselves, “Does Reformed Theology still have a place in the Twenty First Century's theological landscape?” Many Christians are not familiar with names...
Two Views on Homosexuality, The Bible, and the Church (editors Preston Sprinkle and Stanley N. Gundry)
The Counterpoints series by Zondervan is a long-standing examination of various Christian views and issues that allow different perspectives to be shared together in one volume, with the hopes that it allows us all a better understanding of each other’s position, and...
Scripture As Real Presence: Sacramental Exegesis in the Early Church (Hans Boersma)
As our society develops and moves along the line of historical time, we have voices pop up along the way that remind us not to forget where we came from and the ones who came before us. We see this in politics all of the time. America has had its share of political...
Matthew Barrett, Ed. Reformation Theology
Nearly five hundred years ago, Martin Luther nailed his now famous ninety-five theses to the castle door in Wittenberg. Luther’s courage continues to inspire faithful followers of Jesus. His character raises the bar for anyone who strives to serve with truth-centered...
The New City Catechism Devotional
Tim Keller expounded on the gravitas of Christian catechisms for our day, saying, “Catechesis is more important than ever. We are being catechized, whether or not we know it, by culture.” In other words, catechism is happening, right at this moment. Twitter hashtags,...
Confronted by Grace: Meditations of a Theologian (John Webster)
On May 25, 2016, one of the most important theologians of my time passed into Glory. John Webster, a British Anglican, was a theologian, preacher, lecturer, and disciple of Jesus Christ. Webster is not widely known. He does not sell books at a popular level. His...
The Triune God (New Studies in Dogmatics) by Fred Sanders
Fred Sanders is a professor of Theology at the Torrey Honors Institute at Biola University in La Mirada, California. Fred Sanders has another book on the Trinity called The Deep Things of God. Summary In the opening of The Triune God, Fred Sanders lays out his...
Created and Creating: A Biblical Theology of Culture (William Edgar)
“Why another book on culture?” you may ask. It seems that hundreds of books are being written on culture, and yet, we have light years to go in understanding what culture is and how we go about living within it and as part of it. Thankfully, another significant...