Total Items found : 23 Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism Strawbridge, Gregg Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 384 pages ISBN 0-87552-554-7 2003 £9.00 Sold Out "Sixteen contributors address questions regarding the place of children in the Church including pastoral concerns, biblical interpretation, the confessional and historical support for paedobaptism and objections to it. Contributors include Richard Pratt, Bryan Chapell, R C Sproul, Joseph Pipa and Dan Doriani. " Celebrating the Sabbath Ray, Bruce Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 125 pages ISBN 0-87552-394-3 2000 £6.00 This book explains what is so special about the Sabbath and how we can make the best use of Sundays in a fast-paced world. Children of the Promise Booth, Robert Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 206 pages ISBN 0-87552-165-7 1995 £7.00 Sold Out Booth argues that there are good biblical reasons to baptize the children of believers. By examining the covenant promises of God he considers what God has to say to Christian parents about their household. Evangelical Ethics Davis, J J Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 292 pages ISBN 0-87552-223-8 1993 £10.00 Deals with the pressing issues of our day, including reproduction, marriage and divorce, homosexuality, capital punishment and war and peace. Every Thougth Captive Pratt, Richard Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 142 pages ISBN 0-87552-352-8 1979 £6.00 A study manual for the defence of Christian truth. Using down-to-earth language Pratt has produced a helpful manual on apologetics. This is not a theoretical work, but one aimed at equipping believers to answer the questions of nonbelievers. Given for You Mathison, Keith Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 376 pages ISBN 0-87552-186-X 2002 £9.50 The primary purpose of this book is to introduce, explain, and defend a particular doctrine of the Lord’s Supper — the doctrine taught by John Calvin and most of the sixteenth-century Reformed confessions. This is not the doctrine that is taught in most Reformed churches today. During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, two distinct views of the Lord’s Supper gained some measure of confessional authority in the Reformed church. The first view traces its roots to John Calvin, while the second traces its roots to Ulrich Zwingli’s successor Heinrich Bullinger. Zwingli’s own strictly memorialist view was generally disowned by the Reformed churches and confessions of the sixteenth century. However, from the seventeenth century onward, it has gradually become the dominant view in the Reformed church. It is the thesis of this book that the gradual adoption of Zwingli’s doctrine has been a move away from the biblical and Reformed view of the Lord’s Supper. It is the thesis of this book that Calvin’s doctrine of the Lord’s Supper is the biblical doctrine, the basic doctrine of the sixteenth century Reformed churches, and the doctrine that should be reclaimed and proclaimed in the Reformed church today. Godliness through Discipline Adams, Jay E Presbyterian and Reformed paperback, 25 pages ISBN 0-87552-021-9 1972 £1.25 Practical help for those who wish to become more godly people. From Scripture Adams shows how godly living can become second nature for he person who truly desires to be Christlike. Here We Stand Boice & Sasse (ed) Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 207 pages ISBN 0-87552-670-5 1996/2004 £7.00 A call from confessing evangelicals for a modern reformation. Contributions from David Wells, James Montgomery Boice, Michael Horton, Sinclair Ferguson, Albert Mohler, Gene Veith, Robert Godfrey & Ervin Duggan. A call to the churches to return to the authority of the Bible and to apply it faithfully in their worship, ministry, politics, life and evangelism. Infant Baptism Sartelle, John P Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 28 pages ISBN 0-87552-429-X 1985 £2.75 Sold Out Parents whose children have been or are about to be baptized will find Sartelle's concise booklet to be just what they need to better understand infant baptism. This booklet is written for ordinary believers and sets out the practical responsibilities of Christian parents as well as the promises of God regarding their children. Pray with your eyes open Pratt, Richard Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 198 pages ISBN 0-87552-378-1 1987 £6.50 Richard Pratt knows the burdens many of us carry because of inadequate prayer lives. He offers clear biblical direction on how to pray more effectively. With remarkable care and balance he discusses key issues: from fascination with God to honest confession of our deepest needs, from concerns over form and freedom in prayer to questions about body language and fasting. Pratt tackles the questions that trouble us most: Why pray when God will do whatever he pleases anyway? Does God ever change his mind? Can we get anything we want by asking for it in Jesus' name? Is it ever right to argue with God? Praying Together for True Revival Edwards, Jonathan Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 204 pages ISBN 0-87552-624-1 2004 £7.00 Edited by T M Moore. The book seeks to make accessible Edward's classic treatise on corporate prayer. Edwards appealed to Christians to unite in prayer "for those great effusions of the Holy Spirit" which advance God's Kingdom. Saved by Grace - The Glory of Salvation in Ephesians 2 Phillips, Richard D. Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 224 pages ISBN 978-1-59638-127-8 2009 £9.00 A companion to Phillip's Chosen in Christ, on Ephesians 1, this volume thoroughly works through the doctrines of salvation in Ephesians 2, and examines, in light of current controversies, all aspects of our salvation. New believers seeking a solid grasp on this issue and pastors seeking to teach with clarity on salvation can hardly find a more useful place to study. Ephesians 2 also shines gospel light on the doctrine of justification (answering the questions raised by the so-called "New Perspective on Paul"), the vital matter of union with Christ, the relationship between individual and corporate salvation, and a host of other topics. The Enemy Within Lundgaard, Kris Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 157 pages ISBN 978-0-87552-201-2 1998 £7.00 Lundgaard focuses on the heart of ongoing sin. Drawing on two classic works by John Owen he offers insight, encouragement and hope for overcoming the enemy within. The Federal Vision and Covenant Theology - A Comparative Analysis Waters, Guy Prentiss Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 398 pages ISBN 978-1-59638-033-2 2006 £12.50 Waters deals fairly and charitably with the chief advocates and ideas of the 'Federal Vision'. He shows from their own writings how they have departed from the teaching of Scripture sumarised in the Reformed confessions. The Holy Trinity : In Scripture, History, Theology and Worship Letham, Robert Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 550 pages ISBN 0-87552-000-6 2004 £12.00 Sold Out Letham contends that evangelicals have neglected the doctrine of the Trinity. In this book he offers an examination of the biblical foundations of the doctrine and then traces the historical development through to the 20th Century. Letham engages with four critical issues in relation to the Trinity; the incarnation, worship and prayer, creation and missions, and persons. The Truth About Islam Zaka A & Coleman D Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 194 pages ISBN 0-87552-621-7 2004 £7.00 Sold Out Demonstrates that biblical Christianity and Qur'anic Islam are two dramatically different belief systems. Features tables comparing passages from the Bible and the Quran. What are Election & Predestination Phillips, Richard D. Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 32 pages ISBN 978-1-59638-045-5 2006 £2.25 Phillips unfolds the biblical teaching on these important doctrines and reveals their practical application for the security, humility, and joy of believers What is a Reformed Church? Smallman, Stephen Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 32 pages ISBN 0-87552-594-6 2003 £2.25 Discusses the Reformed view of Scripture, divine sovereignty, the covenant, the law, the church, and the kingdom. What is Perseverance of the Saints? Milton, Michael Presbyterian and Reformed Booklet 40 pages ISBN 978-1-59638-094-3 2009 £2.75 Dr Milton explains the doctrine of perseverance of the saints with sensitivity and clarity. He defines this famous "Fifth Point of Calvinism" and distinguishes it from other theologies (including "once saved always saved"). He also encourages all of us to delight in this beautiful doctrine that brings assurance to the believer, hope for the prodigal, and glory to the Lord Jesus Christ. What is the Christian Worldview? Philip Ryken Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 48 pages ISBN 978-1-59638-008-0 2006 £3.25 What does Christianity have to do with ordinary life? Is there a biblical perspective on our work or recreation or whatever we do? If so, how can we gain that perspective? Many people seek to have a biblical view of life, yet fail to apply that biblical mindset, or worldview, to all parts of their lives. Ryken reveals the basis of the Christian worldview and describes how it affects one's view of God, creation, the family, work, the arts, and other issues. Whatever Happened to the Reformation Johnson & White (ed) Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 368 pages ISBN 0-87552-183-5 2001 £10.50 Bruce Ware, Darryl Hart, John MacArthur, and others join the editors in calling evangelicals to not abandon their Reformational roots but return to them. Where in the World is the Church Horton, Michael Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 208 pages ISBN 0-87552-565-2 2002 (first published 1995) £8.00 Has the church, in a sense, neglected the world to the detriment of all? Michael Horton argues that as in the Reformation, Christians need to recover a biblical view of the world, including art, music, literature, philosophy, science, and work and leisure. Why Johnny Can't Preach - The media have shaped the messengers Gordon, T. David Presbyterian and Reformed Paperback, 108 pages ISBN 978-1-59638-116-2 2009 £7.00 T. David Gordon has identified a problem, one that affects us all and needs fixing. Our preaching is just not communicating properly anymore. Fortunately, Gordon not only explains the causes of this failure but also shows us how to make things better.