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Bible League. dw. It is Written makes a unique contribution to our understanding and appreciation of Holy Scripture. Other books on this subject tend to be academic and less accessible for the ordinary reader, and they are usually written from a critical Greek text standpoint, which is accepted without giving readers a fair treatment…
Crossway. lfpb. 224pp. Unpacking John Owen Through the Voices of Church History John Owen (1616–1683), a major figure in church history, has left an indelible impression on Christian theology. His depth of insight, devotional richness, and theological breadth have shaped the hearts and minds of laypeople, pastors, and scholars for generations. But what truly distinguishes…
Reformation Heritage Books. lfpb. 512pp. Reformed Historical Studies series. The Synod of Dordrecht (1618–1619) has monumental significance for Reformed churches. While officially assembled for the provinces of the Netherlands, it gathered an international cast of delegates to solidify a pan-European accord on Reformed doctrine. In this book, readers gain valuable historical perspective from Donald Sinnema,…
Westminster Seminary Press. lfpb. 152pp. “When the intoxication in which we so often and so long live has passed, when joy is silenced and the conscience is awakened, when the mystery of life or the pain of suffering overtake us—then the thought of death and the grave, of judgment and eternity, impresses itself upon every…
Westminster Seminary Press. d.w. 446pp. On a Sunday afternoon in 1935, J. Gresham Machen stepped into a broadcast booth at WIP Radio in Philadelphia and began something no one had tried before: teaching Reformed theology over the radio. In the vein of C.S. Lewis’s landmark “Mere Christianity” talks, Machen’s addresses are a crystal-clear articulation of…
Christian Focus. lfpb. 400pp. D. Martyn Lloyd–Jones and the Holy Spirit: A Theological Assessment With a Foreword by Sinclair B. Ferguson This groundbreaking study examines D. Martyn Lloyd–Jones’s theology of the Holy Spirit, particularly focusing on his controversial teaching about the baptism of the Spirit, revival, and the relationship between Word and Spirit in preaching….
RHB.-2020. lfpb. 298pp. God is as clear today as He was to Nadab and Abihu in the Old Testament: He will be treated as holy by those who come into His presence (Lev. 10:1-3). Their deaths shows that one cannot get into too much instruction as to the right way and the wrong way to…
Reformation Heritage Books. lfpb. 232pp. The Puritans have been depicted as killjoys whose teachings on assurance of salvation and self-examination bred anxiety and despair. But is that really the case? In The Foundation of Joy, Jeff Strickland investigates the link between John Flavel’s understanding of assurance and his pursuit of joy. After explaining Flavel’s approach…
Soli Deo Gloria. lfpb. 376pp. When Christ asked Peter, “Who do men say that I am?” He understood that opinions are as varied as the men who hold them. But the only trustworthy knowledge of God comes from God Himself. Only God’s revelation of Himself is infallible; only that revelation can be trusted to save…
Log College. Whether newly ordained or nearly retired, every pastor will benefit from the wise counsel of this book. Based in part on his experience as a pastor for over twenty-five years, and in part from his notes from Archibald Alexander’s Princeton Seminary class on pastoral ministry, Thomas Murphy sets forth the duties of the…
Log College Press. Samuel Miller (1769–1850) was a leader of the early 19th century American Presbyterian Church. He was highly regarded as a pastor and a scholar, and with Archibald Alexander served as a formative professor at Princeton Seminary. His commitment to orthodoxy, particularly in the area of ecclesiology, continues to bless the Presbyterian…
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