Monthly Archives: September 2023

The book of Romans is rich in doctrinal truth. In Expository Outlines and Observations on Romans Rob Ventura mines these truths and offers quick, accessible, expository nuggets for preachers and teachers. With a thoroughly Reformed view, Ventura has taken each passage of Romans and helps pastors prepare sermons that will help congregations dig deep into this excellent book. The exegesis of the ori…

Mental health disorders have become increasingly prevalent, especially in children and teenagers. Suicide is the 3rd highest cause of death in fifteen– to nineteen–year–olds around the world. This effect of the Fall has left thousands of families in despair, confusion, and impotent desperation. Leslie Schmucker knows this all too well.Writing to encourage other parents who find themselves in a…

A few years ago Forgotten Reformer was self-published by the author G F Main. It was (and still is) the only biography of this mostly unknown Reformer and Bible translator. Recently this book has been republished by Reformation Heritage Books. It is now bound in a quality cloth binding with gilt lettering, plus dustjacket and it has been receiving great reviews .Here is Jeremy's review writte…

These Wisdom Devotional dippers are a great way to get your whole family to open up the Bible together and meditate on the wisdom to be found in the book of Proverbs. Each of the 41 sticks includes a theme, a Bible reference for you to read, a question to discuss together and a prayer point to encourage you to speak to God. Tubes include a detailed instruction leaflet.Ideal for age 7+ but can …

Life’s a marathon with many highs and lows along the way. As we approach retirement we transition into a new stage of our race, presenting us with a range of possibilities and pitfalls to navigate.With experience and warmth, John Wyatt invites Christians to think through how we can approach the next stages of life well. He considers the move firstly from work to retirement, then independency t…

In Remaking the World, Andrew Wilson highlights 7 major developments from the year 1776—globalization, the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution, the Great Enrichment, the American Revolution, the rise of post-Christianity, and the dawn of Romanticism—and explains their relevance to social changes happening today. Carefully examining key documents and historical figures, Wilson demonstrates how…

In our never-satisfied world, our souls hunger for more, and it’s tempting to reach for the wrong “food” to satisfy our needs. Thankfully, Jesus is the bread of life who offers us himself through the life-giving and sustainable feast of Scripture (John 6:35). But how often do we sit at Christ’s table, truly hungry for his word?Help for the Hungry Soul offers 8 encouragements to spur an appetit…

Myles Coverdale (1488–1569) is best known as the first translator of the complete Bible into English after the invention of the printing press. This former Roman Catholic priest became a Reformer and preacher. Because of his translation work and Reformed convictions, he fled England and lived in exile three different times. A bishop during Edward VI's reign, he escaped being burned at the stake un…

While social media has many benefits, it has often served as a breeding ground for divisiveness and hostility. Hidden behind our screens, we are often tempted to type things we would never say aloud. In this helpful book, Jeff Johnson encourages us to tame our fingers with wisdom from the Proverbs. He organizes these principles under five guiding questions that can help us cultivate heavenly wisdo…

William Wilberforce is probably best known as the leader of the parliamentary campaign for the abolition of the slave trade in the United Kingdom. But behind his heart for justice lay a commitment and desire to serve God that permeated not only his life, but also his writings. Michael D. McMullen has worked extensively on the life and manuscripts of Wilberforce and has carefully selected these dai…