Calvin’s Golden Booklet of the True Christian Life, free to read on Reformed Dogmatika: five chapters from the Institutes on self-denial, bearing the cross, and daily faith.
Calvin’s Golden Booklet of the True Christian LifeRead More
Calvin’s Institutes has a reputation for being long, cold, and all about predestination. A reader who spent a summer with it answers five myths and shows why the great classic of the Reformed faith is worth opening.
Five Myths That Keep You From Reading the InstitutesRead More
When I first started taking Calvinism seriously, a handful of trusted books really helped me with a biblical foundation on this topic. Steele and Thomas on the five points, Edwin Palmer, Loraine Boettner, and R. C. Sproul were clear where I was muddled and kind where I was stubborn, and I’ve never stopped being grateful
The Five Points of Calvinism: A New Teaching ResourceRead More
New to Herman Bavinck? Our Reformed Reader’s Guide covers his life, his “grace restores nature” vision, and where to begin with the Reformed Dogmatics.
Where to Start With Herman Bavinck: A Reformed Reader’s GuideRead More
Herman Bavinck’s 1888 address on the catholicity of Christianity and the church, now available in full with a short introduction: the church catholic in three senses.
Herman Bavinck: The Catholicity of Christianity and the Church (1888)Read More
A review of Gayle E. Doornbos and N. Gray Sutanto’s one-volume Bavinck reader and commentary: the best single door into Herman Bavinck for newcomers, pastors, and students.
Book Review: The Essential Herman BavinckRead More
