Books At a Glance Weekly Recap 12.13.14

THE REASON FOR GOD: BELIEF IN AN AGE OF SKEPTICISM, by Timothy Keller

About the Author Timothy Keller is the founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan. He is the author of numerous books and is Vice-President of the Gospel Coalition. Overview  As a pastor in Manhattan, Tim Keller has discussed the…

Interview (Part 1) with Lee Gatiss, Author of FOR US AND FOR OUR SALVATION: 'LIMITED ATONEMENT' IN THE BIBLE, DOCTRINE, HISTORY, AND MINISTRY

For Us and For Our Salvation: ‘Limited Atonement’ in the Bible, Doctrine, History, and Ministry by Lee Gatiss is quite simply one of the most cogent brief treatments of the subject of the extent of the atonement that you will…

FOR US AND FOR OUR SALVATION: 'LIMITED ATONEMENT' IN THE BIBLE, DOCTRINE, HISTORY, AND MINISTRY, Interview with Lee Gatiss (Part 2)

Today we continue our interview with Dr. Lee Gatiss about his brief yet outstanding book, For Us and For Our Salvation: ‘Limited Atonement’ in the Bible, Doctrine, History, and Ministry. If you missed the first part of this interview you…

Review of James K.A. Smith, HOW (NOT) TO BE SECULAR: READING CHARLES TAYLOR

Reviewed by Matthew J. Claridge James K. A. Smith has written a summary of  A Secular Age that should make Charles Taylor proud. Although I myself have not read Taylor’s tome, it’s clear that Smith is both an admiring and…

John Frame, 'A Testimony,' An excerpt from his SELECTED SHORTER WRITINGS

On several occasions we have featured John Frame here at Books At a Glance, highlighting not only some of his specific works but also our own appreciation for his faithful influence in helping so many understand biblical teaching. (See, for…