Atonement / Gabriel N E Fluhrer (Editor)

The doctrine of atonement is under debate. Evangelical publishing houses are releasing books that purport to change our understanding of this central Christian doctrine; church leaders are asking for the emphasis to change away from Christ as sin-bearer to Christ as exemplar of God's love (as if they need to be mutually exclusive?). What have some of the churches' best-known theologians and pastors to say on the matter? Published in conjunction with the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, this is a collecting of outstanding presentations on the Atonement from recent PCRT meetings, together they make a strong case for the Reformed view of Atonement, but this book doesn't just discuss points of theology; it also shows the implications of that theology and how to communicate it - brilliant!

Christ of the Empty Tomb, The / James Montgomery Boice

You have to hunt for the message of Easter. After all, this is not the joyous welcoming of a baby with the giving of gifts; this is the brutal death of a young man, stripped of any gifts and dignity. Yet, Jews had prayed for him, hoped for him, looked for him and lived for him for generations. But now the one who said he was Messiah was dead, killed by the very ones who had for so long anticipated his coming. How could this have happened? His disciples had spent 3 years following him. and here they were in despair - but then they found the empty tomb. James Boice, one of the church's master communicators, explains the drama, purpose and events surrounding Easter so that it can become an occasion of spiritual joy.

Discovering God in Stories From the Bible / Philip Graham Ryken

It takes peculiar skill to provide an explanation of God’s attributes that both feeds the mind and stirs the heart. Phil Ryken achieves this and more in this most helpful book.
Alistair Begg

Francis Schaeffer / Bruce Little (Editor)

Schaeffer's view of people was that they belonged to humanity - broken humanity, yes - but nonetheless humanity made in the image of God. It was the ground on which he treated each person with significance and respect. These addresses were given, at the first ever conference about Schaeffer's significance in engaging culture, by those who knew him. Schaeffer's contribution to interacting with people where they are is as relevant today, maybe more so, as in his lifetime.

God and Politics / Gary Scott Smith - Volume Editor

The publication of this work indicates that a major change is under way in American churches. An area of life previously neglected is now the center of considerable interest and concern. All the contributors to some degree share a Christian concern with political order and the necessity for a Christian stance and action. Their comments deserve attention.
R. J. Rushdoony

Reformation Study Bible (The): English Standard Version Imitation Leather w/Maps / Published by Ligionier Ministries; Edited by R. C. Sproul

The Reformation Study Bible is the perfect combination. The notes produced by Dr. R. C. Sproul and others provide the most reliable and helpful commentary in print today, while the text of the English Standard Version is the most accurate and literary translation of the Bible available in English. This is the gold standard for study Bibles, and I will be commending it to my congregation and other serious students of the Scriptures.
Philip Graham Ryken, Senior Minister, Tenth Presbyterian Church

Shepherd Leader (The) / Timothy Z. Witmer

Tim Witmer is the faithful shepherd of a growing, urban, multi-ethnic church. In this useful and important book, he explains a biblical, practical model for shepherding ministry in a local church. We plan to use The Shepherd Leader as a primary resource for all of our candidates, interns, elders, and pastors -- our shepherds and shepherds-in-training.
Philip Ryken