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Study the book of Revelation anew with this intelligible and insightful amillenial commentary from Sam Storms, author of Kingdom Come. Revelation was written in such a way that it should be not only intelligible to any Christian who reads and/or hears its words, but also a blessing to the person who obeys and believes what it says. Simply put, contrary to popular opinion, and notwithstanding the often bizarre and mysterious images it conveys, God intends for Revelation to be understandable, edifying, and enjoyable! Scholarly but conversational in style, Storms has written for those who do not have a working knowledge of Greek but does not shy away from the numerous important technical and exegetical details that appear all through Revelation. He provides insight into both the nuances of the Greek text and the deep doctrinal issues in Revelation in such a way that the average Christian adult can grasp. Revelation is profoundly relevant to the issues we face in our society today and Storms keeps the welfare of the church in view, as he includes numerous applications for daily living and growth in your personal relationship with God. An excellent read for those looking to better grasp the blessings to be found in understanding this book.

How Might We Obtain Everlasting Life? Although Protestants ought to have a ready answer about faith in Jesus Christ, the reasons explaining that answer run much deeper and relate to our status as God's image bearers. Important historical issues inform how we understand the precise relationship of work and grace. Throughout much of the medieval period and into modern Roman Catholicism, many believed that because original righteousness was superadded to our nature, personal righteousness could be restored by grace after the fall, allowing us to merit everlasting life by our own works. By contrast, the Reformation tradition has held that sin has damaged our nature so thoroughly that we could never merit salvation and must receive everlasting life by grace alone. Righteous by Design is, on one hand, a thorough historical investigation of medieval and counter-Reformation theology, exploring sources that have seldomly if at all been treated in Reformed literature. At the same time, it is also a theological case that original righteousness was natural to Adam before the Fall and that Adam could have merited everlasting life according to the covenant of works. The payoff of this effort in theological retrieval is to underscore the majesty of grace in that sinners are right with God only on the basis of Christ's merits. Thus, this book mounts a case for the Protestant law-gospel distinction through the lens of the imago Dei to highlight the sufficiency of Christ and his work.

This collection of essays, written in honor of beloved pastor, Harry L. Reeder, III, points not only to his life but beyond it to the God he served. Collected by Harry L. Reeder, III's son, Ike, and edited by Derrick E. Brite, this selection of essays on the multi-faceted and different elements of ministry is written by men who acknowledge Reeder's influence on their lives and ministries. You will find essays on evangelism, discipleship, shepherding, and Christian education. There are writings on mission and vision, leadership and staff leadership, and on the pastor and cultural engagement. The book is designed to be helpful to young pastors, as a guide to beginning their journey to biblical spiritual formation in their ministry calling. But it will also be useful for those further along in their ministry. Contents Editor's Note - Derrick E. Brite Introduction - Ike Reeder Harry & Cindy Reeder: A Biographical Sketch - Ike Reeder 1. On Mission, On Message, In Ministry - George Grant 2. Preaching that Moves Men to God: The Preaching Legacy of Harry L. Reeder, III - Neil C. Stewart 3. The Primacy of Lord's Day Worship - John E. Haines 4. The Pastor's Passion for Evangelism: Lessons in Sharing Christ from Harry L. Reeder - Derrick E. Brite 5. The Mission and Missions of the Church - Brian Cosby 6. A True Soldier of Christ: The Call of Christian Discipleship - Jon D. Payne 7. The Pastor as Shepherd - Jason Helopoulos 8. Harry Reeder, The Consummate Biblical Counselor - Howard Eyrich 9. Life, Love, and Leadership - Kevin DeYoung 10. Leading a Ministry Team - David Strain 11. The Church as Work: Church Governance - Fred Greco 12. Christian Education: The Leadership and Legacy of Harry Reeder - Niel B. Nielson 13. Cultural Engagement as Spiritual Warfare: Lessons from Harry Reeder - Rob Pacienza 14. The Pastor's Personal Life - Sandy Willson 13. The Pastor's Heart for His Family - Jennifer Reeder Toomer-Hay & Bruce Stallings