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Banner of Truth Trust. dw’s. 5 vols. Thomas Watson’s published works, collected here for the first time in a uniform and newly-typeset edition, indicate that he exercised an outstandingly helpful pulpit ministry. His material is simultaneously full of matter and of interest. Reading him some three centuries after the close of his ministry, we can…
Clark – 2026. hb. 370pp. The Book of Job is an excellent Book to study to get insight, comfort and spiritual strength to get through the rough days on the way to Heaven. Job’s experience tells us how bad things can get on the journey. We are living on earth, not in heaven, and earth…
Scottish Highlands Reformed Book Trust. hb. 257pp. This volume contains all the extant sermons of the Rev. James Sinclair, who exercised his relatively short ministry during the first quarter of the twentieth century, in the John Knox Congregation of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland in the Gorbals area of Glasgow. The eighteen sermons give…
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…
Crossway. hb. 440pp. Regarded as one of the greatest theologians in history, 17th-century pastor John Owen wrote extensively on holiness, Scripture, the Trinity, and ecclesiology. His classic works—which have inspired Christian thinkers including Charles Spurgeon, J. I. Packer, and John Piper—remain influential, but until now haven’t been offered in an easy-to-read collection. The Complete Works…
Banner of Truth Trust. dw. 240pp. In the writings of J. C. Ryle (1816–1900), generations of readers have found faithful biblical wisdom and searching applications that aim at the heart. As the compiler of this anthology notes, ‘if there were two things that stand out like jewels in his crown, they were Ryle’s unflagging determination…
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,…
Reformation Heritage Books. Puritan Treasures for Today series. 94pp. How long shall thy vain thoughts lodge within thee? —Jeremiah 4:14 The heart is like a boardinghouse where we welcome and entertain many ideas like guests. In The Vanity of Thoughts, Thomas Goodwin helps us consider our native tendency to harbor frivolous and sinful mental companions….
Reformation Heritage Books. lfpb. 320pp. What are the marks of a true believer? And what are the blessings that come to those with true faith? These eternally significant questions are addressed in this collection of eight sermons by the great New England preacher Jonathan Edwards. Following the common practice of his Puritan predecessors, Edwards helps…
Reformation Heritage Books. lfpb. 185pp. The human heart is created to treasure something. The question we all must face is whether our heart treasures what is best, or if it settles for lesser things. In The Saints’ Treasury, Jeremiah Burroughs shows that there is nothing greater to be treasured than God, and all the good…
Reformation Heritage Books. lfpb. 182pp. Treating Titus 2:10, which exhorts us to “adorn the doctrine of God our Saviour in all things,” Practical Godliness is a call to live each day according to the promises of the gospel and the precepts of the law. It is not enough to confess right doctrine. True faith produces…
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