Christian Focus

Reforming Free Will

A Conversation on the History of Reformed Views

Paul Helm

In his theological, historical and philosophical examination of reformed orthodox views of free will and divine sovereignty Paul Helm considers determinism and compatibilism and their historical development between 1500 and 1800.

Evangelical Concerns

Rediscovering the Christian mind on issues facing the Church today

Melvin Tinker

"The intelligence, breadth of learning, and readability offer important and timely lessons."

The Wages of Spin

Critical Writings on Historical and Contemporary Evangelicalism

Carl R. Trueman

"Carl Trueman affirms the historic evangelical faith with great force and clarity and with excellent judgement. The inspiration and authority of Scripture, the atonement, justification, the importance of systematic theology, and of the historic creeds and confessions, are here given a ringing affirmation. Dr. Trueman is fearful that at the very time when our crazy world needs the four-square gospel more than ever it is being seriously weakened by the influence of postmodernism, consumerism, and the loss of a sense of history, both in the church and the Christian academy. The author would be happy enough if these essays make you think, but happier still if they persuade you to think - and to act - as an unashamed evangelical."

Minority Report

Unpopular Thoughts on Everything from Ancient Christianity to Zen Calvinism

Carl R. Trueman

"affirms the historic evangelical faith with great force, clarity and excellent judgement."

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

Greg Welty

The author does justice both to divine sovereignty and to the reality of human evil.

Augustine of Hippo

His Life and Impact

Bradley G. Green

Brad tells the reader not only of the great man himself, but how to read his well-known books and to cherish them. The difficult issues are not shirked, covering everything between classical theism and donatism. The ideal start-up companion.

Adam and the Covenant of Works

J. V. Fesko

A reader studying this important topic will be aided by what is in effect three books in one. Even though a reader may take a view other the author’s, he will find himself benefited by the learned detail that Professor Fesko has amassed.

Track: Justification

A Student’s Guide to Justification

Greg Meyer

This short book is about being justified by faith. This is the central change in a person’s relation to the Lord God his Creator. This is a change due to His pure grace, from death to life with God. Such a change enables a needy person to be a faithful follower of God’s Son Jesus Christ. It brings him or her to have a trust in God, a heart of love for Him, and of hope to be in His eternal presence. So studying it and praying about it could turn the reader upside down.