J. H. Bavinck’s classic work, following the progress of the gospel as preached by the apostle Paul, receives its first translation into English. Students of missiology, the early church, and biblical theology will all benefit greatly from this treatment. Follow this link for more information.
Contrary to the usual perception, the Age of the Judges constituted a major step forward in the program of salvation. n it, judgment begins in the house of God (1 Peter 4: 17), a judgment which brings about mercy and redemption. What appear to be a series of failures are actually stepping stones to a greater and higher salvation. Hoedemaker unfolds this tale with a masterful hand.
Harry Van Dyke explores the work of Abraham Kuyper as both heir and legator of the antirevolutionary inheritance. For more information follow this link.
Wat zegt de Bijbel over het rentmeesterschap van de planeet? Wat zegt de Bijbel überhaupt over rentmeesterschap?
Learn to read the whole Bible. Learn to see the continuity between the testaments. Come to realize that salvation and judgment are not opposed but go together. And that this is triggered by the presence of God.
Learn to read the whole Bible. Learn to see the continuity between the testaments. Come to realize that salvation and judgment are not opposed but go together. And that this is triggered by the presence of God.
What does the Bible say about stewardship of the planet? What does it say about stewardship at all?
What does the Bible say about stewardship of the planet? What does it say about stewardship at all?
The Bible, Theology, and the Sciences: Addresses at the Free University 1880–1886 by Philippus Jacobus Hoedemaker, goes on sale today. The book addresses the question: If God indeed has spoken, what effect does that have on the enterprise of science? For more information, follow this link.
WordBridge Publishing announces the publication, under the Pantocrator Press imprint, of The Bible, Theology, and the Sciences: Addresses at the Free University 1880–1886 by Philippus Jacobus Hoedemaker. The book addresses the question: If God indeed has spoken, what effect does that have on the enterprise of science? For more information, follow this link.