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This tract outlines the key points of the gospel and calls readers to respond, so they can receive Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord rather than merely understanding facts about him.

Narrowing in on the promise found in Romans 8:32, this tract shows how God giving up his own Son guarantees that nothing can ever separate us from his love.

This book teaches the principles, methods, and fundamentals of exegeting the New Testament, helping any serious student of Scripture in their study of the Bible.

Exploring the enduring influence of John Stott's views on the Christian life, this book will encourage a new generation of evangelical Christians to benefit from Stott's life and teaching.

A specialist on the doctrine of the Trinity explains how the gospel is inherently Trinitarian. Now updated with an accessible study guide to make it more user friendly for pastors, theologians, and laypeople alike.

This book calls women to look away from new self-improvement strategies in order to find the abundant life and joy God offers them in Jesus.

This illuminating and insightful book analyzes problems with the culture's underlying worldviews and suggests how Christians can offer solutions to current problems as a way to rebuild culture and faith.

This volume in the new Big Theology for Little Hearts series, a board-book series for toddlers that presents broad theological principles in simple, easy-to-understand terms, teaches children about the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Intended for small groups, one-on-one studies, or individual use, this study guide works alongside the book What Is the Gospel?to help readers center every part of their lives around the good news of the gospel.

This short book for new Christians unpacks what the Bible says about evangelism, outlines what it looks like in the local church, and offers practical suggestions for making it a part of their daily Christian life. Part of the Church Questions series.

This volume in the 9Marks Church Questions series unpacks Scripture's teaching on the necessity of church membership and the Bible's beautiful picture of life in a local church.

This minibook for new Christians unpacks the fundamentals of following Jesus, outlining 8 steps for readers to take once they have believed in Jesus and how to live out that obedience in a local church. Part of the Church Questions series.

This minibook for new Christians unpacks the fundamentals of prayer, seeking to nurture in readers a desire to pray by showing its purpose and value in the context of the local church. Part of the Church Questions series.

A theological exploration of baptism and communion, making a compelling case against the Roman Catholic and Evangelical positions.

This meditative and devotional book traces iterations of the priestly job description throughout the Bible, helping believers discover their identity as royal priests who were created to draw near to God.

What does it mean to be a Christian? This book seeks to answer this question by looking at 5 core aspects of Christianity: the Trinity, the Son of God, the Spirit, the church, and heaven and hell.

The pastor John MacArthur argues for the importance of the idea of sanctification in Jesus's relationship with his people.

A collection of essays by leading Anglican scholars, clarifying what sets Anglicanism apart from other denominations.

Questions and answers are paired in this catechism for new believers characterised by an Anglican perspective.

This volume in the new Big Theology for Little Hearts series, a board-book series for toddlers that presents broad theological principles in simple, easy-to-understand terms, helps children understand who Jesus Christ is and what he did for us on the cross.

The first volume in the new Big Theology for Little Hearts series, a board-book series for toddlers that presents broad theological principles in simple, easy-to-understand terms, introduces who God is and how to follow him.

This book provides some of the theological, pastoral, and practical resources that preachers will require if they are to prepare effective long-range preaching programs that cover the breadth of Scripture.

The use of irony throughout the Bible is considered by New Testament scholar Gregory K. Beale. Beale argues that God's pattern of divine irony finds its best expression in Jesus's triumph over death through death on the cross.

A single-volume systematic theology aiming to offer an articulation of the Reformed faith. Addresses theology in relation to feminism, sexual ethics, environmentalism, civil liberties and other contemporary discourses.

This book aims to set forth a vision for theological retrieval, demonstrating through specific doctrines how engaging historical theology can enrich and strengthen the church today--without abandoning a Protestant identity.

Duguid walks through the "armor of God" passage in Ephesians, examining the Old Testament context of each piece of armor and encouraging readers as they fight sin while resting in the finished victory of Christ.

This one-of-a-kind ABC book follows the timeline of the Bible from A to Z, containing corresponding Scripture passages, descriptions, classical fine art, and whimsical illustrations. Written for kids up to age 7, but engaging enough for the whole family.