The Five Points of Calvinism—50th Anniversary!

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THE FIVE POINTS OF CALVINISM, DEFINED, DEFENDED, AND DOCUMENTED

by David N. Steele, Cur­tis C. Thomas, and S. Lance Quinn

UPDATED AND EXPANDED includ­ing FREE STUDY GUIDE!

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“Truly a classic—clear, con­cise, and warm in its pre­sen­ta­tion of his­toric Reformed the­ol­ogy. This lat­est edi­tion is even bet­ter than the original.”

—R. C. Sproul

“Sim­ply put, The Five Points of Calvin­ism is the best and the most com­plete short intro­duc­tion to the doc­trines of grace.”

—Philip G. Ryken

 

NEW in The Gospel According to the Old Testament series

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Liv­ing in the Light of Inex­tin­guish­able Hope: The Gospel Accord­ing to Joseph by Iain M. Duguid & Matthew P. Harmon

The story of Joseph shows how God pre­serves his cho­sen people—despite their best efforts to destroy them­selves and each other. His work in Joseph’s fam­ily tes­ti­fies to his elect­ing grace and his build­ing of a nation out of a dys­func­tional band of broth­ers. This is a story that strik­ingly pre­fig­ures the gospel, by which God redeems and restores bro­ken and dys­func­tional sin­ners like us, remak­ing us into a fam­ily of wor­ship­ping saints.

“Each Chap­ter leads us from the study—with strate­gic insights into each text’s orig­i­nal lan­guage, lit­er­ary artistry, cul­tural con­text, and inter­per­sonal dynamics—through the pulpit—with vivid artic­u­la­tion and conscience-searching appli­ca­tion to our crooked hearts and bro­ken relationships—to Jesus.”

—Den­nis E. Johnson

Iain M. Duguid (Ph.D., Uni­ver­sity of Cam­bridge) is Pro­fes­sor of Old Tes­ta­ment and Reli­gion at Grove City Col­lege in Grove City, Penn­syl­va­nia, and Copas­tor of Christ Pres­by­ter­ian Church at (ARP) in Grove City.

 

 

 

 

Matthew P. Har­mon (M.Div., Th.M., West­min­ster The­o­log­i­cal Sem­i­nary) is Copas­tor along­side Iain Duguid at Christ Pres­by­ter­ian Church (ARP) in Grove City.

 

 

 

 

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NEW from STARR MEADE—Comforting Hearts, Teaching Minds

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Com­fort­ing Hearts, Teach­ing Minds: Fam­ily Devo­tions Based on the Hei­del­berg Cat­e­chism by Starr Meade

Starr Meade enables fam­i­lies with school-age chil­dren to par­tic­i­pate in sat­is­fy­ing devo­tions together by tak­ing them through The Hei­del­berg Cat­e­chism—explain­ing its answers in short devo­tional read­ings accom­pa­nied by rel­e­vant Bible passages.

Free Sam­ple Chapter

Starr Meade served for ten years as the direc­tor of children’s min­istries in a local church and has taught Bible and Latin classes in Chris­t­ian Schools. She lives in Mesa, Ari­zona, where she is cur­rently teach­ing classes to homeschoolers.

 

 

 

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NEW Reformed Expository Commentary—Philippians

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PHILIPPIANS by Den­nis E. Johnson

Reformed Expos­i­tory Com­men­tary

Philip­pi­ans is a mag­is­te­r­ial treat­ment of var­i­ous topics—suffering’s rela­tion­ship to gospel advance, self-centeredness ver­sus sac­ri­fi­cial ser­vice, the basis of a believer’s assur­ance before God, inter­per­sonal con­flict, and find­ing true contentment—that Paul relates to the touch­stone of Christ, his cross, and his resurrection.

John­son shows how Paul, writ­ing from impris­on­ment to a church close to his heart, uses his own expe­ri­ence and atti­tude as exem­plars to show the Philip­pi­ans the dif­fer­ence a Christ-formed mind makes to the way believ­ers respond to adver­sity, rivalry, con­flict, van­ity, achieve­ment, the ongo­ing pur­suit of holi­ness, and the strate­gic deploy­ment of our resources for the gospel.

Den­nis E. John­son (Th.M., West­min­ster The­o­log­i­cal Sem­i­nary; Ph.D., Fuller The­o­log­i­cal Sem­i­nary) is pro­fes­sor of prac­ti­cal the­ol­ogy at West­min­ster Sem­i­nary Cal­i­for­nia. He is also an ordained min­is­ter in the Pres­by­ter­ian Church of Amer­ica, author of The Mes­sage of Acts, Him We Pro­claim, and Tri­umph of the Lamb, and a con­trib­u­tor to numer­ous books and the­o­log­i­cal journals.

NEW RELEASE—Aliens in the Promised Land

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ALIENS IN THE PROMISED LAND Why Minor­ity Lead­er­ship Is Over­looked in White Chris­t­ian Churches and Institutions

Edited by ANTHONY B. BRADLEY

In an age when church growth is cen­tered in Africa, Asia, and Latin Amer­ica, evan­gel­i­cal­ism must adapt to chang­ing demo­graph­ics or risk irrel­e­vancy. Yet many evan­gel­i­cals behave “tribally”—valuing the per­spec­tive of those like them­selves while deny­ing evi­dence of racial atti­tudes in the church.

Anthony Bradley has gath­ered His­panic, black, and Asian schol­ars and lead­ers to share advice on build­ing rela­tion­ships with minor­ity denom­i­na­tions and valu­ing the per­spec­tives and lead­er­ship of minor­ity Chris­tians (not just their token pres­ence). Learn how evan­gel­i­cal­ism can more faith­fully show how the gospel brings together in Christ peo­ple from all tribes, lan­guages, and cultures.

ANTHONY B. BRADLEY (Mdiv, Covenant The­o­log­i­cal Sem­i­nary; MA, Ford­ham Uni­ver­sity; PhD, West­min­ster The­o­log­i­cal Sem­i­nary) is asso­ciate pro­fes­sor of the­ol­ogy at The King’s Col­lege in New York City and research fel­low at the Acton Institute.