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Discovering Dispensationalism, Tracing the Development of Dispensational Thought from the First to the Twenty-First Century
Discovering Dispensationalism seeks to correct the many misconceptions that some have of dispensational theology (p. 6) and present a clear and accurate understanding of its
Dispensational Hermeneutics, Interpretation Principles That Guide Dispensationalism’s Understanding of the Bible’s Storyline
Michael Vlach is currently a professor at Shepherds Theological Seminary and is one of the leading promoters and defenders of dispensational theology. In this slim
The Toxic War on Masculinity, How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes
The concept of toxic masculinity permeates our Western society. Men are regularly depicted in movies, on social media, and in the political arena as evil,
Orthodoxy, with Annotations & Guided Reading
G. K. Chesterton is often quoted positively in evangelical literature, and he is considered by many to be an articulate and reliable apologist for Christianity.
Precious Truths in Practice, Holding Fast to God When You Are Overwhelmed
Certain biblical truths are like load-bearing walls in a house. Remove such walls and the ceiling collapses and, similarly, remove essential doctrines and Christianity crumbles.
Reader, Come Home, The Reading Brain in a Digital World
Reader, Come Home is Maryanne Wolf’s sequel to her ground breaking Proust and the Squid written a decade earlier. She admits that during the seven
The Flourishing Pastor, Recovering the Lost Art of Shepherd Leadership
The recipient of the Christianity Today 2022 Book of the Year in the “Church and Pastoral Leadership” category, The Flourishing Pastor aims to encourage and
A Boisterously Reformed Polemic Against Limited Atonement
In this relatively short, sometimes humorous, often sarcastic defense of unlimited atonement, Austin Brown takes the strict particularist (limited atonement) adherents to the woodshed. Terming
Proust and the Squid, The Story and Science of the Reading Brain
At the time of writing this book, Maryanne Wolf was a professor of child development at Tufts University and the director of the Center for