Athanasius Press

Listen on Audible! Why a Christian education? In this little book, Douglas Wilson presents the case for providing a faithful, Christian education for all Christian kids, and explains why we even have to make that case to begin with.

This short book by James B. Jordan guides the reader through the book of Revelation, dealing with the end of the Old Creation, the full arrival of the New, and looks forward to the final return of Jesus and the bodily resurrection.

From the Through New Eyes Bible Commentary Series: this book by Peter Leithart will help you read, teach and preach through the epistles of John while picking up on their rich symphonic themes and literary symbolism.

Whatever horizons must yet be explored in light of what Jesus taught, Christians need to allow themselves to be confronted and corrected by his teaching.

Read on Kindle today! Does any picture of Jesus violate the Second Commandment? The answer is, "No." That's what Pastor Jeffrey J. Meyers contends in response to Peter Barnes's booklet, "Seeing Jesus: The Case Against Pictures of Our Lord Jesus Christ."

The Bible's portrayal of a humanity, creation, and sacrifice ordered by male and female symbols.

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Read on Kindle! In this fresh and stimulating study, several of today's most provocative Reformed theologians combine their efforts to work toward a better understanding of the Covenant.

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In his new book, "Blinded by the Truth," Mark Horne argues certain truths can result in blindness to the truth witnessed by all Scripture, as when fixation on a particular theological construct overrides the historical testimony of all Scripture.

Listen on Audible! Christians agree that worship must be biblical, but too many focus on just a handful of texts. In this book, Peter Leithart examines the liturgical features of creation, demonstrating that the liturgy is the church's primary way of engagement with the world.

We are not to try to convert our baptized children; rather, we teach them to persevere in the faith that they have already received in baptism.

From the Through New Eyes Bible Commentary Series: this book by Jeffrey Meyers will help you read, teach and preach through the book of Ecclesiastes while picking up on its rich symphonic themes and literary symbolism.