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What Do We Believe We live in a time where many want to avoid theology, thinking that it is not necessary for the Christian life. This cannot be further from the truth. Theology, the study of God, is necessary for every Christian to understand not only God but how He wants us to live. Theology is not something for the Ivory Towers. The deeper our theology; the deeper our love for God will be and our desire to live for Him. This book is a great systematic theology starter for new believers yet still has so much theology that it will quickly become a quick reference resource for many mature ...

God has told us His story. Do we know it? Anne Graham Lotz leads you through the first eleven chapters of Genesis, unlocking hidden messages in the familiar stories of Creation, Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah and the ark, the Tower of Babel, and others. She thoughtfully illuminates each...

The Zondervan Biblical and Theological Lectures series provides a unique audio learning experience. Unlike a traditional audiobook’s direct narration of a book’s text, Contemporary Theology: Audio Lectures includes high quality live-recordings of college-level lectures that cover the...

The Eternal Covenant is a theological and literary journey into the heart of God’s redemptive plan—a story not merely told through doctrines, but spoken through divine promises that echo from Genesis to Christ. Before humanity ever searched for God, God spoke. Before history unfolded, covenant was already written into eternity. This book explores how every biblical covenant—Adamic, Noetic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, Davidic, and Palestinian—is not an isolated agreement, but a continuous expression of a faithful God pursuing a fragile people. With pastoral sensitivity and rich biblical ...

What are angels? Who are they and what can we learn from them? In Scripture, angels are mentioned over 250 times in thirty-four books of the Bible. Angels were present, rejoicing at God’s forming of the earth (Job 38:4-7). They visited Abraham’s house and brought judgment on Sodom and Gomorrah (Gen 18, 19:13). They were involved with the transmission of the Ten Commandments to Moses (Gal 3:19). An angel gave prophecies to Daniel about Israel’s future (Dan 9, 10). Likewise, an angel prophesied the messiah’s birth to both Mary and Joseph (Matt 1, Lk 1). An angel strengthened Christ ...

Who is Jesus Christ? This question elicits a lot of mystery and confusion. Some say Jesus was only a regular human—maybe a wise man or prophet. Others say he is a created being, like an angel. Still, others say Jesus is God but not human. While others say he is both fully God and fully human. Who exactly is Jesus? Scripture teaches that our eternal destiny depends on how we answer this question (1 John 4:2-3, Rom 10:9-10); therefore, it befits us to reflect on this question and answer it correctly. In Christology, we’ll consider what the Bible says about Jesus Christ, so that we may ...

Are the foundational doctrines of Reformed Theology truly biblical, or are they the philosophical traditions of men? In KJV vs. Augustine, Calvin & MacArthur, David Michael Curtis presents a rigorous, systematic refutation of Calvinism, relying strictly on the plain English text of the King James Bible. Bypassing the echo chambers of modern denominational commentaries, this book employs a meticulous topical Bible study method—gathering and harmonizing every relevant verse on a given subject—to test the five points of TULIP against the whole counsel of God. Structured around 100 pivotal ...

DIOS ES SIMPLE: NO TIENE PARTES, NO CAMBIA, Y NO PUEDE SER CAMBIADO POR FACTORES EXTERNOS La doctrina de la simplicidad divina ha sido durante la mayor parte de la historia la piedra angular de la doctrina de Dios. Sin embargo, ha sido en el mejor de los casos ignorada, y en el peor de ellos rechazada. El Señor es Uno presenta tratamientos exegéticos, históricos y teológicos sobre la simplicidad divina, argumentando que esta doctrina es indispensable para una correcta compresión de la teología propia. En los últimos tiempos, el trinitarismo social y el teísmo mutualista, entre otros...

Do we shape our own destinies, or are our lives woven into God’s eternal plan? In Free Will v. Predestination, Chandler Rivinius embarks on a profound and personal journey through scripture to wrestle with one of Christianity’s most enduring questions. With wit, humility, and a deep reliance on the KJV of the Bible, this book invites listeners to explore the delicate balance between human agency and divine sovereignty.

Desde los 1640s, el Catecismo Menor de Westminster ha sido un recurso valioso para instruir muchos cristianos en las verdades de la fe. Esta traducción es fiel al sentido original y expresada en lenguaje actualizado para nuevas generaciones. Para facilitar la producción de un audiolibro de las puras preguntas y respuestas del Catecismo, los textos bíblicos de apoyo fueron eliminados de esta edición.

REDESCUBRIENDO A UN GIGANTE OLVIDADO Pedro Mártir Vermigli es reconocido como uno de los reformadores más destacados del siglo XVI, superado teológicamente solo por Juan Calvino. Pese a su vasta influencia teológica a través de los años, su legado ha permanecido casi inexplorado en español hasta el momento. Presentamos la primera parte de un proyecto apasionante que traduce los Loci Communes, su teología sistemática, por primera vez desde 1583. Este tomo te introduce en un profundo debate sobre el pecado original, la voluntad humana y la ley divina, destacando sus raíces bíblicas...

How does some-one become a Christian? Is God really in control of everything? What about free will, or the problem of suffering? Will any of those for whom Christ died go to hell? What about those who fall away? Are they really Christians? What about Hebrews chapter 6? In a clear and readable style, Uncle Harry sets out biblical answers to these and similar questions in letters to his niece, Beth. He also draws out related practical implications for everyday life and witness-bearing. This book explores and applies the Reformed doctrines of grace found in the Bible and is suitable for young ...

This Biblical Theology of the Old Testament sheds light on the events, speeches, discourses and doctrines of the New Testament. The author’s five centers or motifs can stand alone for study and teaching; yet they are intertwined building on each other to arrive at a biblical understanding of Yahweh God and His ways for humanity. Structural Center: Covenants-Kingdom-Messiah-Land Ethical Center: The Law Prophetical Center: Encouragers, Enforcers & Predictors Historical Center: Man and Israel—A Redeemed People Divine Center: Autobiography of God The fifth center concludes with an in-depth ...

This book is a practical guide to the key ideas of Saint Thomas Aquinas, one of the greatest minds in history. Organized as a dictionary, it defines over 100 of Aquinas’s most important concepts — from Act and Potency to Virtue Ethics — with sharp, accessible explanations and carefully chosen quotes from his major works. Whether you are a student, teacher, seminarian, or serious listener, this book helps you navigate Aquinas’s thought quickly and accurately without getting lost in technical language.

"Evangelical Theology—God: Essential Christian Beliefs About God" is an in-depth exploration into the heart of Christian theology, offering a comprehensive understanding of God from an evangelical perspective. This book, rich in scholarly insights, guides the reader through a journey of understanding the nature, attributes, and work of God. The book begins by establishing foundational concepts in theology and exploring various worldviews that shape our understanding of God. It delves into the metaphysical arguments for God's existence, comparing and contrasting various theistic ...

Greg’s book The Good Soldier opens the Bible in a fresh and relevant new way and provides actionable steps that you can take to fight well, finish the race, and keep the faith. This is the leadership book that is redefining what it means to be a leader and a modern-day warrior.

"Por siglos los teólogos estadounidenses y europeos han sido la única fuente de referencia y consulta disponible para el pueblo hispanoparlante en temas de teología y sistematización de las Escrituras. Los trabajos de esta envergadura realizados por pastores y teólogos latinoamericanos que están disponibles para el público en general son prácticamente inexistentes. Es tiempo de que los latinoamericanos comencemos a hacer nuestro aporte poniendo sobre la mesa los resultados de nuestros estudios y nuestra perspectiva sobre lo que Dios nos ha revelado en Su Palabra sobre Su persona y ...

Originally published in 1535, Loci Communes Theologici (Common Theological Topics) by Philipp Melanchthon represents one of the decisive moments in the theology of the Reformation. In this work, Melanchthon presents a mature formulation of his principal theological topics, moving beyond the more youthful character of the 1521 edition and laying the foundations for the systematic structure that would shape generations of Protestant theologians. More than a mere doctrinal compendium, the Loci reveal Melanchthon’s distinctive method: philological rigor, pedagogical clarity, and sustained ...

Everywhere we look, we see brokenness: wars, cruelty, and heartache and much more. We feel it in the world around us and in our own lives. How did it get to be this way? During his tenure as founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, Timothy Keller explained on a weekly...

Learned yet approachable, Mouw explains how Christians can affirm God’s justice while holding hope for the wideness of his saving mercy. Congregations today face pressing questions about how to reconcile orthodoxy with empathy in increasingly pluralist neighborhoods and communities. For Reformed pastors, students, and interested laypeople, Divine Generosity serves as a biblically based, doctrinally sound guide.