Do You Believe? brings theology and doctrine to your everyday Christian life. Many Christians wrongly believe there is a disconnect between biblical knowledge and heartfelt faith. This book isn’t a full Systematic Theology book but chooses to focus on twelve of the Bibles core doctrines and how to practically live these truths out in your life. If Christians lived out these truths, the world would be transformed. Tripp writes is such a way that both your mind and heart are stirred towards God. His goal is “that thinking of biblical truth as a lifestyle will become more and more natural as you read.”
The Church as a Culture of Care: Finding Hope in Biblical Community
This book seeks to reclaim the church as a culture of care and to challenge the assumption that the bible and soul care is an antiquated or too simplistic to address modern problems.
When Home Hurts: A Guide for Responding Wisely to Domestic Abuse in Your Church
When Home Hurts by Greg Wilson and Jeremy Pierre is a pastoral guide to wisely identify and minster to domestic abuse. Wilson and Pierre wisely use Scripture to provide perspective to view our situations through and rightly apply Biblical wisdom. In defining abuse, they refer to it as a “me over you” and a use of authority or personal capacity to diminish another person’s capacity.
CSB Spurgeon Study Bible
The CSB Spurgeon Study Bible featuring excerpts and Study notes beautifully crafted from Charles Spurgeon’s many sermons. The excerpts are preserved in Spurgeon’s own caligraphal handwriting which adds a sense of nostalgia and respect for his poetic mastery of English. Quotes are sprinkled throughout the Bible that cause Scripture to cut to your heart.
NIV Grace and Truth Study Bible
The NIV Grace and Truth Study Bible from General Editor Dr. R. Albert Mohler, Jr presents a trustworthy and approachable resource to study Scripture is a grace-filled manor. A team of 42 contributors bring their pastoral, biblical, and theological wisdom with the goal that readers will learn to see grace and truth revealed on every page of God’s Word.
Saints, Sufferers, and Sinners: Loving Others as God Loves Us
Saints, Sufferers, and Sinners uses real life examples of how to love one another through counseling and relating to others. Foremost, we must find our identity in Christ. Through suffering and sin struggles, we may struggle to see ourselves as saints, but this is an already-but-not-yet identity.
What the Bible Says about Divorce and Remarriage
Wayne Grudem studies the complicated topics and ethics of divorce and remarriage from a Christians perspective. What does Scripture say about marriage, divorce, and remarriage? Is divorce permissible? If it is permissible, then is remarriage also permissible?
Systematic Theology by Wayne Grudem
Systematic Theology covers complex topics that sometimes diverge in specific, nuanced areas of theology. While not shying from these discussions, Grudem writes in a charitable way that all Christians may understand.
Jesus the Great Philosopher: Rediscovering the Way to a Whole, Meaningful, and Flourishing Life
Is the Bible concerned with happiness and human flourishing? Does Jesus speak to a whole-life philosophy? In the book Jesus the Great Philosopher, Dr. Jonathan T. Pennington aims to revive the neglected identity of Christ as philosopher and Christianity as a way of life.
Covenant Theology: Biblical, Theological, and Historical Perspectives
Covenant Theology, a collaboration of Reformed Theological Seminary, is the most complete work to date on the theme of covenant that is found throughout Scripture. If you have heard the basics of covenant theology but want a deeper study how covenant is woven throughout Scripture, this book is for you. The theology throughout the book is reformed and thoroughly Biblical. The authors convincingly argue that Reformed theology has at its core covenant theology, and covenant theology rightly combines systematic and biblical theology.