book recommendations

Hello, I'm looking to restock our church library. Somewhere along the way someone brought in a bunch of stuff that just doesn't align with scripture. Well-known names that many members often don't realize are apostates. One of those names is Max Lucado. I only mention the name so that those...

I have finished reading Dr. James Buchanan's "The Doctrine of Justification - An Outline of Its History in the Church and of Its Exposition from Scripture". I have found it to be a very good read. He tackles the subject from two distinct angles: first he goes historically, first tracing the...

As a continuation of sorts of the thread Best books on effectual calling?, which of the following three books suggested there, namely the ones that are availble online in non-faccimale form, would you most recommend? You can vote for one if you think it is highly recommended even if you have...

A small group at our church wants to study Revelation and the first book series I thought of was P&R's Reformed Expository Bible Study Series which at one point had one on Revelation. Now it seems like it's fallen off of the face of the earth. Does anyone know anything about this? Are there...

Hey there brethren! Do any of you guys know of an Old Testament theology book that is not structured in a canonical, but instead topical way (similar to Donald Guthrie‘s New Testament theology)? God bless and greetings from Austria, Josua

My wife and I often discuss the fact that I’m a head-first person and she’s a heart-first person. We both have to be careful of letting one of those faculties dominate, as a balance is needed. I love reading reformed books, but I tend to let it inform me without letting it stir up my heart to...

My friends and I have been having many discussions on the eternal subordination of the Son (ESS). Unfortunately, we only have access to books (such as Grudem's Systematic) and materials online that argue for ESS exegetically from places like 1 Cor. 11:3 and more. I've found it much harder to...

If you are looking for recommended commentaries on the books of the Bible, there is a page of Recommendations for Bible Commentaries at ReformedBooksOnline. However, if you desire to take it to the next level, and look into the important commentaries on a book of the Bible from all of Church...

(I know this question has been asked before here, but I thought I'd ask again since it's been a few years. So I thought I'd get fresh members since then and an updated reply!) I recently acquired the Works of Richard Sibbes and was wondering what's the best place to start? I've read the...