©2007, Viking Penquin, 658 pp. in hardback

God made man a very complex being. This is true not only with the intricate working of the human body, it is also true of man’s thought processes and beliefs. Pryor brings this fact into the forefront as she examines the life of Robert E. Lee through the lens of letters authored by and received by him. (more)

With the sin remaining within us, we Christians can still make a mess of seeking to obey God. I recently wrote an article regarding the responsibility of Christians to take the Gospel into all the world and to expect ultimate success of the spread of the Gospel prior to Christ’s coming.

Sadly, in seeking to carry out this command we want to do it our way. We get matters confused.  (more)

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In our day of religious tolerance, we often hear that we as Christians would be satisfied with just a place at the table of cultural discussions.  However an examination of scripture clearly shows, I believe, a different aim for Christians. In the Old and New Testaments, Christianity is shown as going victoriously into all the world. God’s word is also shown as speaking to every issue in life. While this article cannot begin to reference every verse on these subjects, the few referenced will, I hope, whet your appetite for further study of these verses and other passages. (more)

©2006, P&R Publishing Co., 279 pp. in hardback

The Westminster Confession of Faith was authored more than three hundred and fifty years ago. It contains the essence of Puritan understanding of God, His covenant with man, and the outworking of the covenant in creation. Someone may think there is little relevance of a centuries old document to life today. Such thinking would be wrong. (more)

©2005, Crossway Books, 206 pages in paperback.

Our culture is often described as postmodern. There have been many books written regarding how the Christian is to answer the postmodernist. Some of these books encourage Christians to embrace the prevailing cultural thinking in order to effectively engage the postmodernist. (more)

©2005 Solid Ground Christian Books, 323 pages in paperback.

Anniversaries provide opportunities to look back and to look ahead. In these lectures, delivered to audiences in Europe, Congregational pastor, Joseph Thompson does both. These lectures were given in 1876 as a prelude to America’s centennial celebration. (more)

©2004, Cumberland House Publishing, Inc., 532 pages in hardback

“First in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen.”  These memorable words spoken by Washington’s friend Henry “Light-horse Harry” Lee after Washington’s death are words that aptly describe Lodge’s view of his subject. He has provided a biography that conveys the greatness of Washington in the face of monumental struggles. (more)

©2006, Banner of Truth, 166 pages in paperback.

Prior to this reprinting, this rare work had only been reprinted once since its original publication in 1682. It deals with a subject that should be the pursuit of every Christian, the gain of godliness. (more)