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Click to look inside AD 2017 marked the five-hundredth anniversary of the Reformation of the church of Jesus Christ. In 1517 the Reformer Martin Luther affixed the ninety-five theses to the door of the church in Wittenberg, Germany, the act by which Jesus Christ began his reformation of...
In his preaching and teaching, the Lord Jesus Christ does not quote directly from the book of Ecclesiastes. Jesus, rather, takes up the truth and concepts found in that book and expands on them in many of his parables. As such, the teachings of Ecclesiastes are part of the fabric...
This set contains the four books in the Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth series. Buy the books individually here: Common Grace Revisited, Reformed Worship, Sixteenth-Century Reformation, and Always Reforming. Common Grace Revisited Written as a response to Dr. Richard J. Mouw's He Shines in All That's Fair:...
3rd edition Click to look inside Is there a "well-meant offer" of salvation to all men? Or is the call of the gospel restricted to the elect only? Is there an alternative to these two extremes? This book sets forth and defends the Reformed position...
Click to look inside Author Richard J. Smit first wrote about the fruit of the Spirit in a series of articles that appeared in the Standard Bearer and now appear here in book form. This beautiful paperback is the perfect gift for anyone, young or old. This book...
Click to look inside Among Reformed Christians, the celebration of the anniversary of the Synod of Dordt (1618–19) is second only to the commemoration of the Reformation of the sixteenth century. Indeed, marking the anniversary of the “great synod,” as it soon was called, is commemoration of the...
Click here for a sample Rewards. For many Christians, this word is a cause for fear and suspicion. It suggests doctrines of merit and a salvation based on works, as well as other ideas at odds with the teachings of the Christian faith. But that...
Click for sample 3rd Edition The Voice of Our Fathers is the most extensive commentary in English on the Canons of Dordrecht (1618–19). Positively, the Canons state and explain thoroughly and carefully the doctrines of grace on the basis of Scripture. Negatively, they defend...
Click to look inside This book is a critique of Abraham Kuyper’s cultural theory of a common grace of God and of the grandiose mission of this grace, and of those who confess the theory and evidently intend to promote it so that it accomplishes the end Kuyper...
Click to look inside It is often said that the Reformed doctrines of election and God's covenant with believers and their children discourage or even impede missions and evangelism. Though those claims are erroneous, the reality is that Reformed circles have often inadvertently given them credibility by neglecting...