Theology
This selection includes biblical and reformed books on various theological topics, including many books from the classic Puritan Paperbacks series. These books are both theological and doxological in their exposition of their subjects, as our deep thinking about God should lead us to heartfelt worship of Him. Some notable titles on this page include Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin, The Spirit and the Church by John Owen, and The Westminster Confession.
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Truth For All Time
A Brief Outline of the Christian Faith
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Calvin’s superb ‘A Brief Outline of the Christian Faith’. Translated by Stuart Olyott. 156pp. Also available as a small paperback.
The Christian
Following Christ as Lord
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Subtitled ‘Following Christ as Lord’, answers the basic question: ‘What is a Christian?’ 160pp.
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The Reformed faith is biblical Christianity in its truest and most consistent form. 24pp.
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This ‘outstanding classic’ contains nine of Sprague’s lectures on the ‘vital and urgently important matter’ of revival, together with twenty letters on the subject by various 19th-century American evangelical leaders. 432pp.
Truth’s Victory Over Error
A Commentary on the Westminster Confession of Faith
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A contemporary commentary on the Westminster Confession of Faith, which reveals the burning issues of the day and supplies fascinating insights into the robust theology of the Scottish Puritans. 304pp.
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By appealing to the facts of history, the author refutes the claims of the Church of Rome. 256pp.
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A marvellous study which serves both as a doctrinal treatise on the atonement and as a commentary on many of the most important passages in the New Testament. With the same author’s Christ’s Doctrine of the Atonement, presents ‘an unparalled exposition to which preachers can turn when expounding any New Testament book’—Sinclair B. Ferguson. 560pp.
Lloyd-Jones
Messenger of Grace
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Concentrates on the themes of true preaching, the place of full assurance of salvation, and Lloyd-Jones’ understanding of the church. With new material, and an audio CD of Lloyd-Jones preaching. 288pp.
The Westminster Confession
A Commentary
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Demonstrates Hodge’s ability to communicate the best theology in a satisfying and pleasant manner. 432pp.
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Come Down, Lord! is a succinct, readable and biblically-based treatment of the vital theme of revival. 64pp.
The Atonement Controversy
In Welsh Theological Literature and Debate, 1707 - 1841
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Details the discussion in Welsh theological literature and debate (1707–1841), seeking to understand the nature and extent of the atonement. Translated by John Aaron. 432pp.
Old Evangelicalism
Old Truths for a New Awakening
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Iain Murray draws on the best authors from the old evangelicalism to present ‘Old Truths for a New Awakening.’ 240pp.
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