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R. C. Sproul · 2005 · Book
R. C. Sproul's Scripture Alone emerged from the Reformed theologian's decades of teaching and defending the Protestant principle of sola scriptura against both Roman Catholic authority claims and liberal Protestant departures from…
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R. C. Sproul · 2005 · Book
R. C. Sproul's "What Is Reformed Theology?" emerged from decades of pastoral and teaching experience with Christians who knew they were Reformed but struggled to articulate what that meant beyond familiar acronyms.…
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Eugene H. Peterson · 2006 · Book
Eugene Peterson's "Eat This Book" emerged from his decades of pastoral experience and deep frustration with how American Christians approach Scripture. Writing as both a pastor and the translator of The Message,…
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R. C. Sproul · 2006 · Book
R.C. Sproul's "Grace Alone" emerged from his lifelong commitment to defending Reformed theology against what he saw as evangelical drift toward works-righteousness. Writing in 2006 as part of a broader Reformed resurgence,…
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Paul Tripp · 2006 · Book
Paul David Tripp's "How People Change" emerged from his decades of counseling experience and teaching at Westminster Theological Seminary, where he observed that many Christians struggled with genuine transformation despite their sincere…
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Salvation Belongs to the Lord Salvation Belongs to the Lord: An Introduction to Systematic Theology
John Frame · 2006 · Book
John Frame's systematic theology emerges from decades of classroom teaching at Reformed Theological Seminary and Westminster Seminary California, written specifically as an accessible introduction for students encountering the discipline for the first…
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John Piper · 2006 · Book
John Piper's systematic examination of Jesus's moral teachings emerges from his conviction that contemporary Christianity has softened or avoided the radical nature of Christ's ethical demands. Writing as a Reformed pastor and…
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Who's Afraid of Postmodernism? Who's Afraid of Postmodernism?: Taking Derrida, Lyotard, and Foucault to Church
James K. A. Smith · 2006 · Book
James K. A. Smith's provocative work emerges from the culture wars of the early 2000s, when many evangelical Christians viewed postmodernism as an existential threat to biblical faith. Writing as a Reformed…
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Peter Leithart · 2007 · Book
Peter Leithart's The Baptized Body emerged from his concern that contemporary Christianity had lost touch with the profound social and ecclesial dimensions of baptism. Writing as a Reformed theologian increasingly convinced of…
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Sinclair B. Ferguson · 2007 · Book
Sinclair Ferguson's In Christ Alone emerged from his concern that contemporary evangelicalism had lost sight of the profound biblical truth of union with Christ. Writing as a Reformed theologian and experienced pastor,…
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Jerry Bridges · 2007 · Book
Jerry Bridges wrote this practical guide to address what he saw as a troubling inconsistency in evangelical Christianity: the tendency to condemn obvious sins like adultery or theft while overlooking subtler but…
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R. C. Sproul · 2007 · Book
R.C. Sproul's "The Truth of the Cross" emerges from his decades of teaching systematic theology and confronting what he saw as widespread confusion about the atonement in contemporary evangelicalism. Writing in 2007,…
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D. A. Carson · 2008 · Book
D. A. Carson's systematic examination of H. Richard Niebuhr's influential typology emerges from decades of theological reflection and cross-cultural ministry experience. Writing more than fifty years after Niebuhr's seminal Christ and Culture,…
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John Frame · 2008 · Book
John Frame's systematic treatment of Christian ethics represents the third volume of his ambitious four-part systematic theology, following his earlier works on the knowledge of God and the doctrine of God. Written…
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Douglas J. Moo · 2008 · Commentary
Douglas Moo's commentary on Colossians and Philemon emerged from his decades of careful exegetical work on Paul's letters and represents a mature evangelical engagement with these often-overlooked Pauline writings. Published as part…
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Thomas R. Schreiner · 2008 · Book
Thomas Schreiner's comprehensive New Testament theology emerged from his decades of teaching and scholarship at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he recognized the need for a systematic treatment that would bridge the…
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Timothy Keller · 2008 · Book
Timothy Keller's exposition of Jesus's parable of the prodigal son emerged from his decades of preaching to skeptical New Yorkers at Redeemer Presbyterian Church. Writing for both believers struggling with legalism and…
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Timothy Keller · 2008 · Book
Timothy Keller's The Reason for God emerged from his decades of pastoral ministry in Manhattan, where he regularly encountered educated skeptics and believers struggling with doubt. As founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian…
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Peter Leithart · 2008 · Book
Peter Leithart's Solomon Among the Postmoderns emerges from the collision between contemporary postmodern philosophy and ancient biblical wisdom. Writing as a Reformed theologian and cultural critic, Leithart recognizes that postmodernism's critique of…
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Paul Tripp · 2008 · Book
Paul Tripp's "Whiter Than Snow" emerged from his pastoral conviction that many Christians struggle with guilt, shame, and spiritual paralysis because they misunderstand the nature of sin and grace. Writing for believers…
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Jerry Bridges · 2009 · Book
Jerry Bridges wrote this book late in his pastoral ministry to address what he saw as two fundamental but often misunderstood aspects of Christian experience: justification and sanctification. Drawing on decades of…
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R. C. Sproul · 2009 · Book
R.C. Sproul's "Can I Trust the Bible?" emerged from decades of fielding questions about biblical authority in seminary classrooms, pastor conferences, and popular apologetics contexts. Writing during an era when evangelical confidence…
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Timothy Keller · 2009 · Book
Timothy Keller's Counterfeit Gods emerged from his pastoral observation that modern people, including Christians, struggle with forms of idolatry as real and destructive as any found in ancient times. Writing from his…
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Peter Leithart · 2009 · Book
Deep Exegesis emerges from Peter Leithart's conviction that contemporary biblical interpretation has become trapped in narrow historical-critical methods that, while valuable, cannot access the full theological richness of Scripture. Writing as a…
