J. Gresham Machen pondered that question in many of his writings. He paid a steep price professionally and personally for his adherence to the gospel, and for publishing his beliefs. Some of his most interesting pieces can be found here: "The Gospel and the Modern World" (1929), "Selected Correspond... (more)

Written by his stepson, this book tells the life story of C.S. Lewis – ‘the finest man and best Christian’ he had ever known. This is a tender biography and like the child he was when they first met, with wide eyes and open heart, Douglas Gresham writes of the man who endured his own childhood dr... (more)

The basic thesis of this important book on the New Testament Christology, sketched in the first essay 'God Crucified', is that the worship of Jesus as God was seen by the early Christians as compatible with their Jewish monotheism. Jesus was thought to participate in the divine identity of the one G... (more)

Anne Graham Lotz draws on her rich biblical knowledge as well as her personal story to help us understand that the Holy Spirit is not a magic genie, a flame of fire, or a vague feeling. He is a Person who prays for us, guides us in our relationships and decisions, comforts us in pain, and stays by o... (more)

"Able historians and theologians here take up the question of John Calvin's relationship to Roman Catholicism. The studies benefit both Reformed and Roman Catholic traditions and open new avenues for further exploration between 'Geneva' and 'Rome.' The results are not only enhanced knowledge but als... (more)

A futuristic, humorous retelling of the book of Jonah. This is a page-turning short novel written from Jonah’s point of view, painting a picture of a has-been prophet, faced with one last great adventure. Although the tone is light-hearted, the story contains a serious message – that no one, prophet... (more)

Few Christian writers today bring scriptural truth into everyday life like Anne Graham Lotz. Now she brings some of her most thought-provoking meditations into a concise and captivating collection of daily devotions. As the latest addition to the series, which includes Max Lucado’s Grace for the Mom... (more)

The Apostle Paul's letters cannot be understood apart from the greater context of the Greco-Roman world, and in particular, the religious environment of early Judaism. Thus, a discussion of grace and reward in Judaism is essential in order to comprehend the context from which Paul's thinking emerges... (more)

A reminder from one of America's most trusted voices that after all else fails, Jesus is there. After two pressure-filled, life-changing years of professional exhaustion and personal turmoil, Anne Graham Lotz found herself with only one heart-cry, "Please, just give me Jesus." In this fait... (more)