J. I. Packer maintains that anyone who wants to know God will want to know as much as they can of what is in the Bible. For through it God reveals himself and his purpose to us; and in it we discov…
The convenient topical arrangement of this encyclopedia is a key to unlocking the wonders and mysteries of the Bible, its people, and its cultures. Forty-five major sections cover over 6,000 topics…
In this book the author focuses on the person and ministry of the Holy Spirit. He does not offer a mere theological study, but gives a rousing call to implement the Spirit's directives in your life…
How should Christian behave toward one another the world? How are we be the face of Christ when seeing God is so difficult? The author cuts to the core of these and other challenging questions in t…
John Calvinj had a profound understanding of the atoning work of Christ. In this book the author first examines what Calvin says regarding the love of God, the incarnation and Christ's offices of p…
The author chapters on Jonathan Edward's theology of revival, the Puritan idea of communion with God, and the Puritan conscience serve as highlights of the second volume of Puritan papers. Equally …
The Reformers and the Puritans receive most of the attention in the fourth volume of Puritan papers, sixteen papers originally presented at the annual Puritan and Reformed studies conferences in Lo…
John Calvin, a beacon for the Puritans, receives considerable attention in this volume of Puritan Papers. J. I. Packer contributes a chapter on Calvin as a servant of the Word. Others treat Calvin …
Volume 5 brings to conclusion the Puritan Paper edited by J. I Packer. The seventy-six papers in these five volume were originally given at an annual conference that played a vital role in reinvig…