Christian Focus

Approaching the Throne of God

Confessions of Sin & Assurances of Pardon

Derek W. H. Thomas

Calvin's Teaching on Job

Proclaiming the Incomprehensible God

Derek W. H. Thomas

The book of Job stands in the centre of one of the most complicated problems of life, the interaction between divine sovereignty and human responsibility, one that has provoked much tortuous thought by both Calvinists and Arminians. How Job and God deal with Job?s suffering does not make for a neat story, so preachers often avoid the book of Job ? simpler, more comfortable, options are available. But the reality is that the issues Job faced are all issues that Christians will struggle with.

Heaven on Earth

What the Bible Teaches about Life to Come

Derek W. H. Thomas

The importance of ‘heaven’ is not merely as an alternative to ‘hell’, and it is not just an abstract future state. It is a physical reality which can give us joy and hope even now.

Praying the Saviour’s Way

Let Jesus’ Prayer Reshape Your Prayer Life

Derek W. H. Thomas

Track: Glorification

A Student’s Guide to Glorification

Derek W. H. Thomas

In this short book for young adults, Derek Thomas explains what the Bible means when it talks about glory. Thomas explains how this God’s glory was perfectly represented in the person of Jesus; how it is partially restored in Christians; and how it will be perfectly restored.

When Grace Transforms

The character of Christ’s Disciples put forward in the Beatitudes

Terry L. Johnson

"A magnificent interpretation of the Beatitudes alongside that of Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Sinclair Ferguson, John Stott and James Montgomery Boice, to name only the more recent ones. My "Sermon on the Mount' note book is now crammed with Johnsonisms--pithy one-liners that get to the heart of what Jesus meant by adorning the righteousness of the kingdom of God. Those who know him as I do can 'hear' him preach these powerful and convicting sentences. This is where preaching and teaching needs to go. A marvelous book which I cannot recommend too highly."

The Marrow of Modern Divinity

Edward Fisher

"The Marrow of Modern Divinity is one of the most important theological texts of all time"

When Grace Comes Home

How the 'doctrines of grace' change your life

Terry L. Johnson

He manages to make theology what it ought always to be... I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Preaching for Revitalization

How to revitalise your church through your pulpit

Michael Ross

'A clarion call on the need for biblical preaching by a seasoned and effective preacher designed to encourage preachers to preach better, to God's glory and with a view to seeing the Holy Spirit pour forth blessing. I highly recommend it as vital reading for every preacher.'

Spirit of Truth

Unlocking the Bible's Teaching on the Holy Spirit

David Jackman

"In a topic usually known more for its disagreements, Jackman steers a sure-footed course through the main lines of thought about the Holy Spirit. Every Christian should be a theologian of the Holy Spirit and this book will greatly help us in this goal. It carries us along, with skillful and pastoral insight, to a greater appreciation for the third Person of the Trinity."

Doc Talk

A fairly serious survey of all that theological stuff

Larry Dixon

'Larry Dixon has a marvelous facility with words, making profound concepts appear straightforward. Covering the entire scope of Christian theology as he does, the reader is teased along to richer territories effortlessly. For Christians who want a primer on the basics of Christian theology, this is the book to read.'

The Light of the Psalms

Deepening your faith with every Psalm

Michael Ross

Mike Ross, provides the sure touch of a seasoned pastor, an insightful biblical scholar and a watchful shepherd as he takes us through these songs of Zion. Get ready to burst into song!

The Bond of Love

God's Covenantal Relationship with the church

David McKay

‘Covenant Theology is a way of understanding the entire biblical message from Genesis to Revelation as essentially one theme. It covers everything, and anyone who writes on it must not only be familiar with biblical themes, but must also be able to integrate historical, systematic and practical theology in such a way that what results is comprehensive and comprehensible. McKay manages to all of this with breathtaking ease. I have been waiting for over twenty years for such a book. This is it.'

The Lord's Supper

Malcolm MacLean

"A veritable tour de force ...which will be of interest to the entire church. MacLean's handling of the subject is comprehensive and sure-footed, delving into practical areas of frequency and observance as much as the theological principles that underpin the Communion Service. A timely and important book that will aid in the rediscovery of importance and function of the sacrament of the Lord's Supper in the life of the church"

A Method for Prayer

Freedom in the Face of God

Matthew Henry

Who of us hasn't had trouble with prayer at some time or another? And here is a God-sent solution: Matthew Henry's A Method for Prayer. This book is worth its weight in gold (platinum?). No one utilizing this book can fail to profit from it.

Daniel

Trusting the True Hero

Sean Michael Lucas

"What can you expect from this book? Well, God-centered, Christ-focused, gospel-infused exposition for starters. In addition: textually driven, careful exposition based on a belief that every word of Scripture is Spirit-breathed; illustrative material that opens windows to fresh air and light; and passion - that those who read it will become aware of the riches of the gospel and the Spirit-filled, Jesus shaped lives that ought to be the pattern of all who, like Daniel, love the gospel and live as though they do"

The Wages of Spin

Critical Writings on Historical and Contemporary Evangelicalism

Carl R. Trueman

"Essential reading even if some of the blows come home all too easily. The church needs this prophetic analysis of our self-centered churches and organizations."

Galatians

A Mentor Expository Commentary

Terry L. Johnson

"Johnson's commentary is essential reading for preachers and lay folk alike."

Tough Questions About the Bible

Joel R. Beeke

"Kids ask the toughest questions and who hasn't been caught wondering how to answer? I can think of no one better to answer the toughest of questions than Joel Beeke. Thoughtfully written, pastorally sensitive, biblically based, gospel-centered, Christ-exalting material of the best sort. [Truth is, grown ups will profit from these answers, too!"

Slogging Along in the Paths of Righteousness

Psalms 13–24

Dale Ralph Davis

Dale Ralph Davis is among the finest expositors of the Old Testament alive today. His style is unique and his content infectious. A pastor at heart, his insights are always governed by an absolute loyalty to the text, a belief that the Bible was written for today as much as yesterday, and a desire to encourage his readers to fall in love with Scripture and to trust it. These expositions of Psalms 13-24 tantalizingly suggest there may be further volumes given the enormous success of the first set (Ps. 1-12). What a treasure that would be! In the meantime, these expositions are pure gold.

A Christian's Pocket Guide to Suffering

How God Shapes Us through Pain and Tragedy

Brian H. Cosby

A concisely written, pastorally focused, gospel-infused account of the place of suffering in the Christian life. A perfect guide to aid troubled souls find peace and comfort when the storm breaks.

Time Out!

The gift or god of Youth Sports

John Perritt

Every church engaging in sports ministry needs to have this book as a resource for setting clear and gospel–focused guidelines. Perritt has done a considerable service in addressing the key issues in short compass and providing biblical answers.

Revelation

A Mentor Expository Commentary

Douglas F. Kelly

Written from a semi-preterist point of view, Dr. Kelly provides both theological and pastoral insights of great consequence to John's apocalyptic vision that often puzzles its readers. Highly recommended.

Your Days Are Numbered

A Closer Look at How We Spend Our Time & the Eternity Before Us

John Perritt

... This is essential reading for those concerned with addressing the question, 'How may I glorify God in the legitimate pursuit of leisure?' I heartily recommend it.

Ephesians

A Mentor Expository Commentary

Richard D. Phillips

A rich and insightful commentary on Paul's most theologically comprehensive letter ... Easily rises to the top of recommendable books on Ephesians.

Let the Children Worship

Jason Helopoulos

In Jesus' ministry, the disciples were at one point indignant at the presence of children ... In this fine book, Jason Helopoulos makes a compelling Scriptural case for the inclusion of children in worship. It deserves serious and sustained consideration.

Cyprian of Carthage

His Life and Impact

Brian J. Arnold

Immensely rewarding and full of exquisite detail, this book is a winner in every respect. More, please.

Called?

Pastoral Guidance for the Divine Call to Gospel Ministry

Michael A. Milton

When asked for advice as to how to discern a call to ministry, I will now say with confidence, ‘You should read Mike Milton’s book. It will answer most if not all of your questions.’

God’s Discipline

A Word of Encouragement in the Midst of Hardship

Tim Chester

Timely and needful. Tim Chester’s treatment of a difficult issue is both pastorally sensitive and biblically faithful. A “go–to”
aid for those who find themselves in need of help and counsel when the rod of chastisement strikes. Warmly recommended.

The Beauties of Boston

A Selection of the Writings of Thomas Boston

Thomas Boston

Thomas Boston rises to the top in any compilation of the best preacher–theologians worth reading. These selections from his writings will give you an hors d’oeuvre to whet your appetite for more of Boston’s gospel–centered reflections. A treasure.

Absolutely Basic

The Everlasting righteousness & Regeneration

Horatius Bonar and J. C. Ryle

Bonar and Ryle are both nineteenth–century gospel–infused preachers whose sermons and writings seem timeless. These abbreviated and updated samples should prove soul enriching to whoever reads them. Timeless truths told in effective and engaging ways.

The Adorable Trinity

Standing for Orthodoxy in Nineteenth–Century America

Mantle Nance

A timely, careful,
well–documented study of Southern Presbyterian orthodoxy on the doctrine of the Trinity. It is thoughtful, clear and occasionally bold where it needs to be.
Nance’s point is that we need to recover a robustly Trinitarian shape to ministry in all of its aspects. And he is correct. The contents of this fine book will do much to bring a much–needed  reformation to the twenty–first century church.

From Glory to Golgotha

Controversial Issues in the Life of Christ

Donald Macleod

I have been influenced by Dr. MacLeod’s writings for over forty years. No matter what the topic may be, one senses the precision of a pastor–theologian carefully analyzing his material to bring us to bow before a sovereign and gracious God, ‘lost in wonder, love and praise.’ Sure–footed, rich in biblical analysis, pastorally edifying, these ‘sound words’ provide a book to be read over and over.

A Radical, Comprehensive Call to Holiness

Joel R. Beeke and Michael P. V. Barrett

The author of Hebrews is insistent: without holiness, no one will see the Lord. Drs. Beeke and Barrett will not settle for anything less than total commitment to pursue holiness, whatever the cost. If you can settle for less, then don’t read this book. But settling for less may cost you dearly.

A Christian’s Pocket Guide to Humanity

Created and Re–created

David McKay

Questions about human origins, gender, authority, environment, work, leisure and so much more are pressing issues in our confused society. David McKay’s book on the doctrine of man is therefore most timely. Highly recommended for such a time as this.

Good, Good Father

Knowing God as He Wants to Be Known

C. L. Chase

Dr. Chase writes with a flare that makes this book a page–turner. But more than that, he makes us glad that the Sovereign God of the Universe is our Father. And for that, I am grateful to him. More than I can say.

Home Safe

A Treasury of Quotes on the Assurance of Salvation

Roger Ibrahim

With a deft touch, Roger Ibrahim has selected the most helpful words of pastoral theologians of the past on the issue of assurance. These quotations deserve to be memorized and used again and again in counsel with those who struggle with assurance of salvation. A most helpful addition.

Rich Grace in Poor Soil

Growing in the Master’s Grip

Kenneth B. Wingate

Rich Grace in Poor Soil leads you to the very heart of God.
For anyone who feels bruised, hurt or worn out, this book will refresh the soul. Written with a sharpness of insight and a flair for illustration, Rich Grace in Poor Soil is a tonic. 

Track: Justification

A Student’s Guide to Justification

Greg Meyer

This may be the most important book you will ever read. Perhaps, like me, you will look back decades from now and recall a book that you read that pointed you to Jesus and the certainty of personal salvation. This book can do just that. That is my prayer for you.

Deuteronomy

A Mentor Expository Commentary

Douglas F. Kelly

Dr. Kelly’s exceptional preaching skills and insightful application make this a page turner. The importance of Deuteronomy, both in Moses’
time and later in the reforms of King Josiah make it uniquely important for our time. Dr. Kelly will inspire a host of preachers to take up Deuteronomy and preach it.

From Everlasting to Everlasting

Every Believer’s Biography

Will Dobbie

… a marvellous one month–long daily devotional examining God’s plan and execution of redemption. … bound to bring insight and refreshment. A triumph.

A New Exposition of the London Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689

Rob Ventura

In an age of relativism and unregulated piety, a return to the doctrines of grace espoused by this confession is urgently needed. The exposition of these truths given in this volume is masterful. May its publication and use aid in the reformation of the church in our time.

Track: Apologetics

A Student’s Guide to Apologetics

Stephen J. Nichols

… every Christian needs to defend what he or she believes about God, about Jesus. And every Christian needs to know how
best to do it. And here, in this short primer, Nichols has given you a gem. It might even change your life. So be prepared to be changed, challenged,
convicted, and encouraged.

A Time to Mourn

Grieving the Loss of Those Whose Eternities Were Uncertain

Will Dobbie

… a beautiful condensation of what we can know about our Father’s tender care. Knowing God in this way will prove a balm in the midst of sorrow and strength in the face of debilitating weakness. Thoroughly recommended.

Bible Basics

What Is The Christian Faith All About?

Stephen J. Nichols

Packed with information, Dr. Nichols takes you on a whirlwind tour from Genesis to Revelation pointing the landmarks along the way. A perfect beginner’s guide to understanding the Bible.

Toward a Reformed Apologetics

A Critique of the Thought of Cornelius Van Til

Keith A. Mathison

… utterly convincing …