Book Review
Wayne Grudem's Systematic Theology is the most accessible and comprehensive Reformed systematic available — essential for any serious student of Scripture.
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C.S. Lewis meets the oldest objection to theism head-on: if God is good and powerful, why does it hurt? A philosophical defense that still rewards…
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Timothy Keller's most sustained engagement with suffering — a book that earns the right to comfort because it first does the hard work of thinking.…
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Calvin's Institutes is the mountain of Reformed theology. 1,521 pages of the most important work of Protestant theology ever written — a spiritual formation program…
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John Piper's Desiring God argues that the pursuit of joy in God is not optional — it is the very heart of what it means…
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R.C. Sproul wrote the single best introduction to Reformed theology in print. In 304 pages, he makes the most misunderstood tradition in Protestant Christianity not…
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You’re standing at the graveside. The pastor has said his words. The dirt has been thrown. People are shaking your hand and saying things like…
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There’s a moment in seminary — and if you’ve been there, you know exactly what I’m talking about — where the professor stops lecturing and…
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You’re sitting in a hospital waiting room at 2 a.m. The fluorescent lights are humming. The coffee is terrible. Someone you love is behind a…
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The single most important piece of Christian literature written in the last five hundred years — and what it reveals about the weight you carry.
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