Both theology and philosophy wrestle with the tension that exists between the sovereignty of God and human response. In Christianity, this tension is particularly acute as God is understood to be both omnipotent and benevolent. This tension underlies numerous other questions: about the nature of ... (more)

A readable guide for helping Christians understand what biblical forgiveness and biblical love really look like in the painful situations in life. A noted evangelical scholar presents a serious treatment of the doctrine of the love of God and an honest, biblically sound handling of its difficult... (more)

This book takes on today's prevailing misconceptions about who God is by boldly stating who God is not. Rodney Clapp critiques pop culture's anthem to a slobby, ineffective "God like us," while D. Stephen Long, in "God Is Not Nice," questions our therapy-fed longing for a useful, non-threatening dei... (more)

Forty-six of Machen's shorter writings, organized into ten categories. Selections made by Machen's biographer, who contributes an introduction, a bibliography, and "For Further Reading."

The second volume in ‘Deep Church’ addresses tradition and authority in the Early Church and its implications for evangelicalism The ‘Deep Church’ series is about retrieving from the Church’s past as we look to the Church's future. This volume lays some groundwork for the series by examining the ... (more)

David Novak's compelling reflections, explore the central theological concerns of Judaism and Christianity and provide a unique Jewish perspective on Jewish-Christian dialogue. Novak ranges broadly over, what matters most in interfaith discussion, including the nature of revelation and the methods o... (more)

The Nicene Creed’s powerful summary of Christian faith has stood the test of time, embodying core truths and distinguishing essential Christian teachings from those of lesser importance. As respected thinker and educator David Willis explores the Nicene Creed in this new book, he provides clues for ... (more)