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Courage to Stand / Phillip Graham Ryken
No one can read this book without being instructed, encouraged, and possibly even rebuked and redirected by it. James M. Boice
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Does Grace Grow Best in Winter? / Ligon Duncan
If you are presently suffering, this book is for you. And if you are not, this book is still for you—in preparation for the trials that will undoubtedly come. Regardless of your current circumstances, Does Grace Grow Best in Winter? will help you perceive God’s purpose in suffering, receive God’s grace in trials, and draw near to our great high priest, who suffered the unimaginable horrors of the cross for us.
C J Mahaney
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The Betrayal / Douglas Bond
Doug Bond's latest novel introduces many to a largely invisible or prejuducially ignored character: John Calvin. This historical fiction brings Calvin back from an unwarranted oblivion. Thanks to Bond's vivid writing style and thorough acquaintance with the period, readers now have a looking glass into the life and history of a great man. I am pleased to commend this fine book to readers, especially those who will meet Calvin in these pages just in time for the 500th anniversary of his birth David W. Hall, Executive Director, Calvin500
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What Is Church Government? / Sean Michael Lucas
Many people are Presbyterian without having thought through what stands at the heart of Presbyterianism: church polity. This booklet serves as a basic introduction to Presbyterian church government useful for new members or officers training classes as well as those investigating Presbyterianism for the first time.
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Whole Counsel of God (The) Vol 1 / Richard C. Gamble
Nothing comparable in scope has been done in the last hundred years, within the circles of Reformed orthodoxy. John Frame, Reformed Theological Seminary
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