Featured Books
A Biography of Whitefield: Thundering the Word
To honor 250 years since the death of George Whitefield we are honored to present this new biography by Kurt Smith.
The Spurgeon Trilogy
Stephen McCaskell has meticulously mined through the thousands upon thousands of sermons by Charles Spurgeon for the key quotes, stories and insights from the Prince of Preachers.
Every Christian would benefit from these three works – Through the Eyes of C.H. Spurgeon, Spurgeon's Calvinism and All of Grace.
Root & Fruit
Harmonizing Paul and James may be one of the most crucial matters for the Christian to work through.
Read this book by Joel Beeke and Steve Lawson for the much needed clarity on this topic.
He Died for Me: Limited Atonement and the Universal Gospel
He Died for Me provides a convincing case for limited atonement by reviewing the history of this doctrine and affirming the universal offer of the gospel.
“Johnson particularly offers useful theological and historical insights into the universal aspect of the work of Christ as per the generally accepted formula “sufficient for all, efficient only for the elect.” Those involved in the debate should read this monograph as they fine-tune what they believe to be the true Biblical and Reformed position." —Curt Daniel
"Lack of historical perspective and careful nuance often hamper discussions on the extent of the atonement. That’s why you need to read He Died for Me. Jeffrey Johnson revives the old Lombardian distinction between limited efficacy and universal sufficiency, and he assesses the various ways the Reformed tradition has sought to harmonize the two. Next, Johnson seeks to move the conversation forward by relating the question of the atonement’s extent to the doctrine of union with Christ. In so doing, he makes an excellent case for a Calvinism that lays a solid basis for the free offer of the gospel." —Bob Gonzales
