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In For Us and for Our Salvation, N. Gray Sutanto provides a comprehensive study of humanity created and fallen. Sutanto begins with biblical-theological foundations, then provides a dogmatic synthesis and application to contemporary issues like gender, sexuality, and race.This is a fresh and thorough investigation of what it means to be human and our need for Christ's redemption, written from a confessionally Reformed perspective in dialogue with the historical authorities of the church.
“Seminary prepared me for a lifetime of ministry like nothing else could. It gave me knowledge and wisdom, a platform for ministry, incredible growth, well-roundedness, and a network of relationships that I have been relying on ever since.” — Guy M. Richard In Should I Go to Seminary?, Dr. Richard addresses the key questions prospective students wrestle with: What does God want me to do? Will seminary be worth it? How should I approach my studies? Drawing from Scripture, pastoral wisdom, and his own story, he helps readers discern God’s call, weigh the costs, and see how seminary can shape a...
God not only calls gospel ministers to devote themselves to the word; He also expects them to be dedicated to prayer (Acts 6:4). Most pastors agree that prayer is an essential element of their calling, yet many struggle to devote consistent time, attention, and affection to this sacred means of grace. With conviction of its importance and awareness of personal struggles, David T. Irving motivates fellow ministers to pray more for their people and their ministry. If you labor as a gospel minister, receive this encouraging exhortation on the duty, difficulty, discipline, and delight of a...
Letters from Old Babylonian Kish presents the primary publication of previously unstudied letters from the Old Babylonian Period. Drawing on internal and external evidence, the volume illuminates connections between these letters and other tablets housed in collections in Europe and the USA. The result is the reconstruction of a virtual archive of more than 200 letters from Old Babylonian Kish. Until at least 1600 BC, the compiled archive represents the largest group of related letters from southern Mesopotamia. Although these letters moved into various museums through the antiquities market...
From beginning to end, the Bible reveals God’s gracious plan of salvation. To trace this unfolding plan and to find our place within it, Christians must give careful attention to the covenants God makes in Scripture. In Signed, Sealed, Delivered, Dr. J.V. Fesko introduces the essential elements of Reformed covenant theology. This classical approach to reading God’s Word shows us how the whole Bible fits together with Jesus Christ at its center. Christians also gain clarity on the continuity of God’s promises to His people throughout history. In this way, covenant theology can hone our focus...
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Acts 8:26-40
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Acts 1:12-26
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The Lord Reigns
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Acts 8:26-40
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Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross
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The Laborers are Few: Addressing a Shortage of Pastors and Missionaries
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