various authors
Reviewed by: James W. Scott
Basics of the Reformed Faith. A series of booklets published by P&R Publishing. Paperback, 32–64 pages, list price $3.50 to $4.99 each. Reviewed by New Horizons managing editor James W. Scott.
P&R Publishing has issued an attractive series of doctrinal booklets (about 5 3/8 by 8 1/2 inches in size) that churches can use effectively to introduce people to the distinctive teachings of the Reformed faith.
These booklets are neither superficial tracts nor ponderous tomes. They are serious, yet readable. They are just the thing to give to those who are inquiring about specific Reformed doctrines and to those who want to gain a deeper insight into them. Every church would do well to have a supply in their literature rack or library. However, those who want a more comprehensive view of Reformed theology would do well to look elsewhere, because even at discount prices the cost of all these booklets adds up fast.
The following booklets are currently available:
• How Do We Glorify God? (by John D. Hannah)
• How Our Children Come to Faith (by Stephen Smallman)
• What Are Election and Predestination? (by Richard D. Phillips)
• What Is a Reformed Church? (by Stephen Smallman)
• What Is a True Calvinist? (by Philip Graham Ryken)
• What Is Biblical Preaching? (by Eric J. Alexander)
• What Is Justification by Faith Alone? (by J. V. Fesko)
• What Is Perseverance of the Saints? (by Michael A. Milton)
• What Is Providence? (by Derek W. H. Thomas)
• What Is Spiritual Warfare? (by Stanley D. Gale)
• What Is the Christian Worldview? (by Philip Graham Ryken)
• What Is the Lord’s Supper? (by Richard D. Phillips)
• What Is True Conversion? (by Stephen Smallman)
• Why Do We Baptize Infants? (by Bryan Chapell)
July 03, 2022
The Acrostic of God: A Rhyming Theology for Kids
June 26, 2022
John Calvin: For a New Reformation
June 19, 2022
June 12, 2022
The Lord’s Prayer: Learning from Jesus on What, Why, and How to Pray
June 05, 2022
May 29, 2022
May 22, 2022
Faith in the Time of Plague: Selected Writings from the Reformation and Post-Reformation
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