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Jerry Bridges · 1994 · Book
Jerry Bridges wrote The Discipline of Grace to address a persistent problem he observed in evangelical Christianity: believers who understood justification by faith alone but struggled to live consistently in light of…
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Os Guinness · 1994 · Book
Os Guinness wrote this cultural critique in the early 1990s as American evangelicalism was reaching new heights of cultural influence while simultaneously, in his view, plumbing new depths of intellectual poverty. The…
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R. C. Sproul · 1994 · Book
R.C. Sproul's "The Gospel of God" emerged from his conviction that many Christians, including those in evangelical churches, fundamentally misunderstand the gospel itself. Writing as a Reformed theologian and popular teacher, Sproul…
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J. I. Packer · 1994 · Book
Growing in Christ emerged from J. I. Packer's decades of pastoral observation that many Christians, while secure in their justification, remained stunted in their actual spiritual development. Writing in the 1990s as…
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John Frame · 1995 · Book
John Frame's systematic examination of Cornelius Van Til's apologetic method emerged from decades of studying under and alongside the influential Westminster Seminary professor. As Van Til's former student and later colleague, Frame…
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R. C. Sproul · 1995 · Book
R. C. Sproul's "Faith Alone" emerged from the theological confusion surrounding the evangelical understanding of justification in the 1990s, particularly as ecumenical dialogues with Roman Catholicism raised questions about Protestant distinctives. Writing…
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John Piper · 1995 · Book
Future Grace emerged from John Piper's wrestling with the practical dynamics of Christian sanctification and the role of faith in daily obedience. Writing in the mid-1990s as pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church…
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Elisabeth Elliot · 1995 · Book
Keep a Quiet Heart emerged from Elisabeth Elliot's decades of responding to letters and questions from readers struggling with doubt, suffering, and the practical challenges of Christian discipleship. Drawing on her experiences…
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J. Richard Middleton · 1995 · Book
Written during the height of academic and popular discussions about postmodernism in the 1990s, this work emerged from J. Richard Middleton and Brian J. Walsh's recognition that many Christians were either uncritically…
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Douglas J. Moo · 1996 · Commentary
Douglas Moo's commentary on 2 Peter and Jude addresses two of the New Testament's most neglected and challenging epistles, written for Christians facing the disruptive influence of false teachers within their communities.…
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Christian Doctrine of God The Christian Doctrine of God: One Being Three Persons
Thomas Torrance · 1996 · Book
Thomas Torrance's systematic exploration of trinitarian doctrine emerged from his lifelong engagement with patristic theology and his concern that Western Christianity had drifted from the insights of the early church fathers. Writing…
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Douglas J. Moo · 1996 · Commentary
Douglas Moo's commentary on Romans emerged from his decades of teaching and scholarly engagement with Paul's most systematic theological letter. Writing for the New International Commentary on the New Testament series, Moo…
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D. A. Carson · 1996 · Book
D. A. Carson's comprehensive examination of postmodernism and religious pluralism emerged from his observations of shifting intellectual currents in Western universities and churches during the 1990s. Writing as both a New Testament…
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Martyn Lloyd-Jones · 1996 · Book
Great Doctrines of the Bible emerges from Martyn Lloyd-Jones's decades of expository preaching at Westminster Chapel in London, where his Friday night studies drew packed crowds eager to hear systematic exploration of…
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Sinclair B. Ferguson · 1996 · Book
Ferguson's systematic exploration of pneumatology emerged from his concern that evangelical Christians possessed an inadequate understanding of the Holy Spirit's person and work. Writing as both pastor and theologian, he sought to…
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John Frame · 1997 · Book
John Frame's brief treatise emerged from the worship wars that divided American churches in the 1990s, as congregations wrestled with questions about musical style, cultural relevance, and biblical fidelity in corporate worship.…
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John Piper · 1997 · Book
John Piper's exploration of Christian fasting emerged from his conviction that contemporary evangelicalism had largely abandoned a spiritual discipline central to biblical faith. Writing as pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis,…
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Tremper Longman III · 1997 · Book
Tremper Longman III wrote this accessible guide to biblical interpretation in response to what he observed as two common extremes in evangelical Bible reading: dry academic analysis that missed the spiritual power…
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Tremper Longman III · 1998 · Commentary
Tremper Longman III's commentary on Ecclesiastes emerged from the need for a scholarly yet accessible interpretation of one of Scripture's most philosophically challenging books. Writing for the New International Commentary on the…
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John Piper · 1998 · Book
God's Passion for His Glory emerged from John Piper's deep engagement with Jonathan Edwards's theological vision, particularly Edwards's understanding of God's ultimate purpose in creation and redemption. Writing as pastor of Bethlehem…
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Is There a Meaning in This Text? Is There a Meaning in This Text? The Bible, the Reader, and the Morality of Literary Knowledge
Kevin J. Vanhoozer · 1998 · Book
Kevin Vanhoozer's ambitious work emerged from the hermeneutical crisis of the late twentieth century, when postmodern literary theory had called into question whether texts possess determinate meanings and whether readers could access…
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Tremper Longman III · 1998 · Book
Tremper Longman III wrote this accessible introduction to address the widespread confusion and neglect surrounding the Hebrew Scriptures in contemporary Christian communities. Writing as a Reformed Old Testament scholar at Westminster Theological…
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Thomas R. Schreiner · 1998 · Commentary
Thomas Schreiner's commentary on Romans emerged from his conviction that Paul's letter remains the foundational text for understanding the gospel's theological architecture. Writing as both New Testament scholar and systematic theologian, Schreiner…
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James Barr · 1999 · Book
James Barr's late, sprawling survey — subtitled An Old Testament Perspective — is the summation of a career spent testing the vocabulary theologians use when they read Scripture. Barr, a Church of…
