The Bond of Grace and Duty, In the Soteriology of John OwenPhilip Craigs analysis shows very clearly what was at issue here, and how completely and crushingly, without naming names, Owen outflanks and undercuts this widespread Puritan form of easy believism. It is a thorough, painstaking and definitive piece of work that carries more of a message for the church of our time than doctoral theses usually do. What a privilege it is to introduce and commend such a worth while book as this. J. I. Packer,

Because as we were reading together

and our instincts

He is the author or editor of fifteen books and numerous chapters

or an emphasis on experience

speaking at conferences

a pastor of the Heritage Reformed Congregation in Grand Rapids

Teach kids about the beauty of meeting together and worshiping regularly as God’s family with a fun

and scholars will find to be a real stimulation to their theological taste buds

” Dale Ralph Davis

Using daily devotional readings

He coauthored Romans: An Interpretive Outline

the possibility that you could live well in the present may seem far-fetched