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Paul Tripp · 2010 · Book
Published in 2010, What Did You Expect? is Paul David Tripp's book-length answer to a pattern he had watched repeat for decades in the counseling room: couples arriving in crisis not because…
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Peter Leithart · 2011 · Book
Peter Leithart's biography of Athanasius of Alexandria emerged from his broader project of retrieving patristic theology for contemporary Reformed readers. Writing as both a systematic theologian and church historian, Leithart sought to…
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John Piper · 2011 · Book
John Piper's theological treatise emerged from his personal reckoning with family history and America's ongoing struggles with racial division. Writing as a white pastor whose father grew up in the Jim Crow…
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Christian Faith The Christian Faith: A Systematic Theology for Pilgrims on the Way
Michael Horton · 2011 · Book
Michael Horton's systematic theology emerges from his conviction that contemporary evangelicalism has drifted from its theological moorings, often embracing therapeutic and pragmatic approaches that diminish the centrality of Christ and the gospel.…
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Paul Tripp · 2011 · Book
Paul Tripp wrote Forever as a sustained meditation on how the reality of eternity should reshape the way Christians live in the present moment. Drawing from his extensive experience as a pastor…
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Timothy Keller · 2011 · Book
Timothy Keller's exploration of marriage emerges from his decades of pastoral ministry in Manhattan, where he witnessed the struggles of both secular and Christian couples navigating relationships in a culture increasingly skeptical…
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Eugene H. Peterson · 2011 · Book
Eugene Peterson's spiritual autobiography chronicles his thirty years as founding pastor of Christ Our King Presbyterian Church in Bel Air, Maryland, written after his retirement and the completion of The Message paraphrase.…
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Alvin Plantinga · 2011 · Book
Alvin Plantinga's systematic response to the perceived warfare between science and religion emerged from decades of philosophical work on the rationality of religious belief and his growing concern that many Christians had…
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Peter Leithart · 2012 · Book
Peter Leithart's "Between Babel and Beast" emerged from his concern that American Christians had lost sight of a distinctly Christian approach to politics, oscillating instead between uncritical nationalism and complete withdrawal from…
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Paul Tripp · 2012 · Book
Paul Tripp's examination of pastoral ministry emerges from decades of counseling pastors and observing the wreckage that accumulates when spiritual leaders lose their way. Writing as both a pastor and counselor who…
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Timothy Keller · 2012 · Book
Timothy Keller's exploration of work and vocation emerged from his decades of pastoral ministry in Manhattan, where he encountered professionals struggling to connect their faith with their careers. Writing at a time…
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Os Guinness · 2012 · Book
Os Guinness wrote this analysis of American freedom during a period of intense national polarization and concern over democratic institutions. Drawing on his background as a social critic and his perspective as…
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Douglas J. Moo · 2013 · Commentary
Douglas Moo's commentary on Galatians emerges from decades of scholarly engagement with Pauline theology and the New Testament text. Written for the Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament series, this work…
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James K. A. Smith · 2013 · Book
James K. A. Smith's second volume in his Cultural Liturgies series addresses a fundamental question: how does Christian worship actually form people? Written as philosophers and theologians were increasingly recognizing the limits…
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King in His Beauty The King in His Beauty: A Biblical Theology of the Old and New Testaments
Thomas R. Schreiner · 2013 · Book
Thomas Schreiner's comprehensive biblical theology emerges from the conviction that Scripture tells a unified story centered on God's kingdom rule. Writing as a New Testament scholar seeking to bridge the gap between…
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John Frame · 2013 · Book
John Frame's systematic theology emerges from decades of teaching at Westminster Seminary California and Reformed Theological Seminary, representing a mature synthesis of his distinctive theological method. Writing within the Reformed tradition but…
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Timothy Keller · 2013 · Book
Timothy Keller wrote this comprehensive exploration of suffering during his own confrontation with mortality, as he faced a cancer diagnosis that would eventually claim his life. Drawing on his decades of pastoral…
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J. I. Packer · 2013 · Book
J. I. Packer's final major work emerged from his own experience of physical decline and dependency in his eighties, written as macular degeneration had severely impaired his vision and forced him into…
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Calvin on the Christian Life Calvin on the Christian Life: Glorifying and Enjoying God Forever
Michael Horton · 2014 · Book
Michael Horton's study emerges from a widespread misunderstanding of John Calvin as a grim legalist who viewed the Christian life through the narrow lens of moral duty and divine severity. Writing against…
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R. C. Sproul · 2014 · Book
R. C. Sproul's final systematic theology emerges from his conviction that every person inevitably thinks about God and therefore engages in theological reflection, whether consciously or not. Written near the end of…
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Peter Leithart · 2014 · Book
Peter Leithart's "Gratitude: An Intellectual History" emerges from his observation that modern philosophy and theology have largely neglected gratitude as a serious category for understanding human existence and divine-human relations. Writing as…
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How (Not) to Be Secular How (Not) to Be Secular: Reading Charles Taylor
James K. A. Smith · 2014 · Book
James K. A. Smith's guide emerges from the challenge of making Charles Taylor's monumental work "A Secular Age" accessible to readers who lack the philosophical background to navigate its dense argumentation. Taylor's…
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John Mark Comer · 2014 · Book
My Name Is Hope emerged from John Mark Comer's pastoral work in Portland, Oregon, where he witnessed a generation of young adults struggling with anxiety, depression, and disillusionment despite unprecedented material prosperity.…
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New Heaven and a New Earth A New Heaven and a New Earth: Reclaiming Biblical Eschatology
J. Richard Middleton · 2014 · Book
J. Richard Middleton's comprehensive examination of biblical eschatology emerged from his recognition that popular Christian understanding of the end times had drifted far from Scripture's actual vision. Writing as both biblical scholar…
