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1. 1. The New City Catechism Devotional

   God's Truth for Our Hearts and Minds

   

   The book is a comprehensive guide designed to deepen understanding of Christian doctrine through a series of 52 questions and answers, each accompanied by a devotional reflection. It aims to make complex theological concepts accessible and relevant to modern readers by integrating biblical teachings with insights from historical church figures. The devotional encourages personal reflection and application, fostering spiritual growth and a stronger foundation in faith. Through its structured format, it serves as a valuable resource for individuals, families, and church groups seeking to explore and reinforce their beliefs systematically throughout the year.

2. 2. Our Secular Age

   

   A thoughtful journalist’s exploration of how modern secularism has reshaped public life, moral imagination, and the search for meaning; tracing historical and cultural shifts that moved Western societies from a God-centered consensus to pluralism and private faith, the book reports conversations with thinkers, examines trends like therapeutic individualism and consumerism, and argues that Christians must understand these changes to witness and engage effectively in a complex, skeptical age.

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3. 3. A God Sized Vision

   

   A blend of historical revival narratives, contemporary examples, and biblical reflection that urges churches and leaders to pursue a bold, prayer-driven vision for gospel advance; it identifies common elements of spiritual awakening—repentant prayer, humble leadership, clear preaching, and sacrificial obedience—and offers practical insights and encouragement for cultivating sustained prayer, faithful ministry, and missional boldness so congregations can seek renewal and greater impact.

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4. 4. Young, Restless, Reformed

   A Journalist's Journey with the New Calvinists

   

   A report on a generational movement within evangelicalism in which young Christians have embraced Reformed theology, tracing how doctrines emphasizing God’s sovereignty and expository preaching have influenced worship, church planting, campus ministry, and cultural engagement, while profiling leaders, networks, and the tensions between traditional doctrine and contemporary church culture.

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