After a brief survey of the historical development of the theological school now known as Calvinism and a comparison of Calvinism and Arminianism, Brown turns to a consideration of five dilemmas that Arminians typically associate with Reformed doctrines.

Altogether Lovely presents several sermons preached by Edwards on the loveliness of Jesus Christ.

Max McLean introduces the events leading up to the Diet of Worms; Martin Luther’s prayer the night before he delivered his speech; Luther’s stirring defense; the Catholic church’s rebuttal; and, Luther’s final heartfelt response.

Sinners in the Hands of Angry God is considered the most famous sermon ever preached in American history.

This book by Puritan author George Hamond presents the biblical mandate and pattern for family worship.

Robert (Randy) Booth, a former Baptist, has put together a fairly compelling case for the practice of infant baptism in a way that is very accessible to the general reader and those new to the debate.

Here is an intimate portrait of Calvin the preacher—the core beliefs that determined his preaching style, the steps he took to prepare to preach, and the techniques he used in handling the Word of God, interpreting it, and applying it to his congregation.

Edwards, the central figure in New England's first Great Awakening, offers a detailed description of the signs—false and true—of revival, while highlighting the role balanced emotions play within the Christian life.

The Lightlings is an excellent introduction to the key themes of Scripture. Detailed illustrations will hold children's interest, and discussion questions with Scripture references will help parents guide children into a deeper meaning of the story.

This book contains essays on the nature and purpose of the church.