Book Review - "A Forgotten Treasure of Reformed Faith"

Book Review - "A Forgotten Treasure of Reformed Faith"

In a world where many are drawn to quick fixes and shallow spirituality, Ursinus’ Commentary calls us back to deep, thoughtful engagement with God’s Word. It’s a theologically rich and pastorally wise book that helps us understand the foundations of the Christian faith.  Through this Commentary, we’re invited to rediscover the joy of the five solas of the Reformation: sola gratia, sola fide, solus Christus, sola Scriptura, and soli Deo gloria. These truths are as relevant today as they were in the 16th century, and they continue to point us to the grace and truth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. 

Book Review - "Pastoral and Relevant"

Book Review - "Pastoral and Relevant"

The sermons are pastoral, and they pull the reader into the basics of what a person should believe if they are a Christian. He quotes relevant scripture, and his love of the Creed, the Bible, and the people of God is apparent. This title is relevant for anyone wanting to study the Apostles’ Creed in particular, or for any believer who wants to better understand what they believe.

Book Review - "An Essential Catechism Resource"

Book Review - "An Essential Catechism Resource"

This new edition from the Reformed Free Publishing Association is a welcome sight, especially since the commentary has been out of print for a few years...this edition is freshly formatted for easier reading. It contains numerous footnotes indicating original sources. It has corrected the translator’s mistakes. It has translated all foreign language quotations. This edition also includes Scripture and name indexes. If you have the older reprint, it will be well worth your money to buy this improved edition. 

Book Review - "Worthy of Reflective Thought"

Book Review - "Worthy of Reflective Thought"

It is apparent that much attention has been given to draw the rest of Scripture into the commentary. I myself intend to sit down to read the commentary as a devotional over many days, allowing the Wisdom of Solomon to do its work....Ecclesiastes, A Reflective Exposition would be a good addition to the library of any Christian who wishes to dive into the riches of "Wisdom Literature" for himself or to help others to do so.

Book Review - Called to Watch for Christ's Return

Book Review - Called to Watch for Christ's Return

In his book, “Called to Watch for Christ’s Return”, Rev. McGeown lays out a detailed explanation of the biblical teaching of the end times, as it was given by Christ himself in what is known as the Olivet Discourse (Matt. 24-25).

Bredenhof on Bavinck and "Psychology from the Bible"

Bredenhof on Bavinck and "Psychology from the Bible"

"Bavinck is one of my favourite theologians. I love him for always being thought-provoking, but also for (almost always) grounding his thinking in Scripture. He was one of those men who embodied copiousness – he was filled to overflowing with the reading he’d done. He read broadly and deeply on all kinds of subjects and this book reflects it. There might be more scientifically up-to-date treatments of psychology from a biblical perspective, but Bavinck’s relevance will no doubt abide for many years to come."