It’s About Time!—The Time Is Now
This book is not about a mountaintop experience nor is it from a mountaintop perspective. Rather, it is from the "street," down in the valley where people actually live.
John’s Miracles — Seeing Beyond Our Expectations
Explore John's unique approach to Jesus' miracles, balancing the humanity and divinity of Christ in his Gospel. As the last Gospel written, John offers a fresh perspective, challenging the typical, almost magical understanding of Jesus' miracles. He acknowledges natural explanations while emphasizing the supernatural, making a compelling case for the miraculous. Unlike the liberal wing of the modern church, which often dismisses the supernatural, John integrates it with rational thought, enhancing its credibility. This nuanced perspective invites a deeper, more meaningful understanding of Scripture, blending faith with reason.
Marking God’s Word–Understanding Jesus
There is much confusion in and out of the church about Christianity—Jesus' life, Jesus' teachings, Jesus' death, and Jesus' resurrection. Is confusion about the gospel of Jesus Christ new to the contemporary world? When did the confusion begin? What is the confusion about? How have people dealt with it? These are the questions that have guided this commentary on Mark.
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Peter’s Vision of Christ’s Purpose
This book understands Peter's first letter with the eyes of modern, post-resurrection faithfulness as if Peter were writing to us. And since he was writing to all the saints, he was. In these pages, we will see how Peter's vision of the progressive revelation of Christ in history fueled the scientific and technological revolutions that have already created a new world.
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Peter’s Vision of The End
The end that Peter was talking about in Second Peter was the purpose of God for Jesus Christ. God was using Jesus Christ to bring the gospel of salvation to the Gentiles, to humanity, to the world. Consequently, Peter was not suggesting that God’s purpose was the destruction of the world. Rather, God was working to save the world. God’s message was and is a message of hope not hate, of love not loathes, of construction not destruction, of peace not war, and of suffering not fulfillment.
Poet Tree: Root, Branch & Sap
Ross has a wry sense of humor. If humor is funny because it contrasts odd things in unexpected ways, then the best humor isn’t all that funny. The best humor is ridiculously weird.
Practically Christian–Applying James Today
This book seeks to shine the light of Scripture into the darkened recesses of the contemporary church by shining the light of James into the hearts of its contemporary readers. This is an intensely personal work in the sense that it attempts to get at issues that few people (or preachers) are willing to talk about, but are essential for the gospel to take root in our lives.
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Rock Mountain Creed–Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount
The ineffectiveness of the church in our world is tied to our own regurgitation of old answers. It is not that we need new Christian answers, but that we need renewed hearts and minds to engage God’s answers through regeneration.
The Big Ten–The Ten Commandments
Get a proper understanding of biblical Christianity that speaks to our problems and addresses issues of orthodoxy and error that plague modern society.
The Institutes of the Christian Religion: The Mercersburg Perspective -3
Edited and annotated by Phillip A. Ross, this 3-volume set bridges the gap between Christ and the church, engaging with 19th-century theological debates while emphasizing the church’s ongoing role as mediator in the world. With an introduction by Philip Schaff, this work is a profound contribution to Christian thought.
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The Institutes of the Christian Religion: The Mercersburg Perspective 1-2
Discover the enduring relevance of Gerhart’s Institutes, conceived during the aftermath of the American Civil War and Reconstruction. In a time of denominational fragmentation, Gerhart offered a Reformed theological foundation aimed at fostering Christian unity through Mercersburg theology. His forward-thinking approach ran counter to the revivalist trends of the time, which, much like today, often focused on emotional worship and short-term enthusiasm rather than long-term growth in Christ. In 2023, as churches again grapple with revivalism's limitations, Gerhart’s insights serve as a reminder of the need for deeper sanctification, spiritual maturity, and lasting faithfulness beyond the cycles of revival.
The Religious History of Marietta in the Nineteenth Century
Written by a Congregational minister at the beginning of the Twentieth Century, this history of Marietta is reproduced with footnotes and appendix regarding religious issues of that time.