A History of the Presbyterian Church in Korea

Written S.G. by Hur

Long a closed society, Korea’s earliest exposure to the Reformed faith – in the 17th century – occurr...

Written by B.K. Kuiper

A standard survey of the history of the Christian church from A.D. 33 to modern times, The Church in History has long been the textbook of choice for many secondary...

Speeches and discussions on Reformed identity and ecumenicity

Written by Cornelis Van Dam

Should all those who profess the same faith not be in one Church? What has ke...

Luther vs. Erasmus on Freedom and Bondage

Written by Gerhard O. Forde, and Edited by Steven D. Paulson, Introduction by James A. Nestingen<...

The Reformed Church in America Mission in the Sub-Sahara, 1948–1998

Written by Morrell F. Swart

This story of the first fifty years of mission of the Reformed Church in America (RC...

Calvin’s Role in the Development of Covenant Theology

Written by Peter Lillback.

A thorough exposition of covenant themes in Calvin’s theology contends that Calvin played an integr...

Written by Sabine Malplach, and Deborah Alcock

This book has two stories by Deborah Alcock: The Cross and the Crown, ...

Written by Dr. J. Van Bruggen

In his book, the author - then a Professor of New Testament at the Reformed Theological University in Kampen, the Netherlands - deals with the confusion surr...

In Reformed Worship in North America

Written by J. E. Overduin.

This study deals with the reemergence of Genevan Psalmody in English, especially in the early 20th Century Christian...

Why the Bible Is Knowable, Necessary, and Enough, and What That Means for You and Me

Written by Kevin Deyoung

Can we trust the Bible completely? Is it sufficient for ...

written by Stob, Henry

Henry Stob’s career as a highly respected (now emeritus) professor of philosophical and moral theology was undergirded by an intriguing and unusually eventful publi...

Written by Marvin D. Hoff

The author chronicles and analyzes the RCA’s creative experiments in organizing for mission in America and round the world, recording the successes and shortcomi...

Written by Piet Prins

One of the sailors who was a good shot, decided to try and shoot the bear while the man was still in the wobbly boat. Because his footing was unsteady, he almost mis...

Written by K. Norel

Much has been written about the Flood of February 1, 1953, which inundated many low-lying coastal areas in the Netherlands. Norel uses as his plot a true but amazing s...

Written by Clarence Bouwman

The ascended Saviour is Head of the Church. People, then, may not regulate matters in Christ's Church as they see fit. Instead (as the Belgic Confession has it...

Written by Gerrit J. ten Zythoff

An in-depth history of the ecclesiastical background in the Netherlands of Reformed Christians who settled in the American Midwest. These fol...

Essays in Honor of John W. Beardslee III

Written by Jack D. Klunder and Russell Gasero

This volume of essays addresses a broad range of subjects that have occupied Beardslee during...

The Myth Revisited

Written by N. DeJong and J. Van der Slik

Since World War II Americans have increasingly come to believe in separation of church and state, yet the majority also ...

What Happens When Muslims Believe in Christ

Written by Brother Andrew and Al Janssen

In his most incredible and eye-opening book to date, Brother Andrew invites you to...

Written by Hendrik Bouma

Efforts toward reunion among Reformed and Presbyterian churches will succeed to the degree that the truths of Scripture, faithf...