Biblical and Systematic Theology are my favorite books to read and study.  They are the logical mind's systematization of doctrinal truth, or the biblical unfolding of the drama of redemption through history culminating in the appearance of the Lord Jesus Christ.   It is a joy to see the overwhelming amount of orthodox biblical material now in print, and it is equally sad to see the overwhelming amount of junk that is published and passed off as the truth.  I am convinced that the following books, and those that will continually be posted on this page of the site, will be of the former and not the latter.  The choice books of the reformation, and of the doctrines most dear to those who hold to the doctrines of grace, will appear here to tantalize you all the way to the bookstore.  They will be categorized as more books are listed for easier searching.

Soteriology (The Doctrine of Salvation)

5 Stars
The Sovereignty of God
by A.W. Pink

5 Stars
Calvin's Calvinism
by John Calvin

4 Stars
The Five Points of Calvinism
by Edwin Palmer

5 Stars
The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination
by Loraine Boettner

5 Stars
The Doctrine of Justification
by James Buchanan

Apologetics (A Reasoned Defense of the Faith)

4 Stars
Classical Apologetics
by R.C. Sproul, John Gerstner and Arthur Lindsley

4 Stars
Primitive Theology
by John Gerstner

4 Stars
God’s Lesser Glory: The Diminished God of Open Theism
by Bruce A. Ware

Harmartiology (The Doctrine of Sin)

5 Stars
The Bondage of the Will
by Martin Luther

The Doctrine of Hell

4 Stars
Repent or Perish
by John Gerstner

4 Stars
The Doctrine of Eternal Punishment
by W.T.G. Shedd

Historical Theology

4 Stars
The Grace of Law: A Study in Puritan Theology
by Ernest Kevan

The Commandments

5 Stars
The Lord's Day
by Daniel Wilson

Systematic Theology

5 Stars
The Marrow of Theology
by William Ames

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