Christian Focus

Taking the Bible at its Word

Paul Wells

"There is no issue more important to the church than the authority of Scripture. Now more than ever Christians need clarity and reassurance about this critical doctrine. For this reason, I am grateful for Paul Wells' new book which provides such a well-written, accessible, and faithful introduction to the doctrine of the Word of God. Deep enough for the scholar and clear enough for the layman, it is a book that deserves to be widely read."

Cracking the Foundation of the New Perspective on Paul

Covenantal Nomism versus Reformed Covenantal Theology

Robert J. Cara

With impressive analysis of the historical sources, and careful attention to overlooked texts, Cara shakes the foundation of what seemed to be an unshakable system.

Why Is There Evil in the World (and So Much of It?)

Greg Welty

Deep enough for philosophers and accessible enough for the person in the pew, this volume provides reassurance that God really does work all things for good.

Called?

Pastoral Guidance for the Divine Call to Gospel Ministry

Michael A. Milton

The Scripture–soaked wisdom offered here will help put godly pastors in the pulpits.

A Christian’s Pocket Guide to How We Got the Bible

Greg Lanier

If you are looking for a readable,
informed, and theologically–grounded explanation for where our Bibles came from, then this new volume by Greg Lanier is it.  Finally, we have an accessible book on the biblical canon that is answering the kind of questions ordinary Christians are asking. I highly recommend it.

Challenging Leaders

Preventing and Investigating Allegations of Pastoral Malpractice

Graham Nicholls

… a wise and biblical resource that not only helps Christian institutions understand spiritual abuse, but provides practical steps to address it. May God use it to protect and purify his church