Study

We are often asked more specific questions about what we think on different issues. Although we don’t necessarily agree with everything you may read or hear below, we would find it difficult to find anything closer to our view on these difficult questions.

What about the canon?

*The Historical Reliability of the Gospels

How Can I Be Right With God?

"How Can I Know God?" -- Dr. Tim Keller

Everything you ever wanted to know about "justification"

Who will be King (The gospel for children ages 7-11)

How Can I Change?

Gospel-driven sanctification -- Dr. Jerry Bridges

"The Expulsive Power of a New Affection" -- classic by Thomas Chalmers

Married to Jesus -- Dr. Michael Horton

"All of Life is Repentance" -- Dr. Tim Keller

Everything you ever wanted to know about "sanctification"

What's So Special About Jesus?

How Can Jesus Claim to be the Only Way? -- Tim Keller

The Uniqueness of Jesus in an Age of Relativism -- Dick Keyes, L'Abri Fellowship

What is Reformed Theology?

Who Rules the Universe? -- Philip Ryken

Introduction to the Reformed Faith -- by John Frame

Singleness, Sexuality, Etc.

Singled Out for Good -- Paige (Benton) Brown

Sex and the Christian Community -- Tim Keller

My Roommate is Gay -- Jonathan Inman

What is God's Will?

"Finding God's Will" -- Dr. Rob Rayburn

Work and Vocation

Work and Rest -- Dr. Dan Doriani

Work: A Holy Calling -- Jerram Barrs

"I have only one hundred people to preach to," said a country pastor to me. And I replied, "If you give a good account of those hundred, you have quite enough to do."

C. H. Spurgeon

"We cannot play at preaching. We preach for eternity."

C. H. Spurgeon

"In my library I have profitably dwelt among the shining lights, with which the learned, wise, and holy men of all ages have illuminated the world."

Richard Baxter

"Let all writers have their due esteem, but compare none of them with the Word of God. We will not refuse their service, but we must abhor them as rivals or competitors. It is the sign of a distempered heart that loseth the relish of Scripture excellency."

Richard Baxter