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Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine 129 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Zondervan, 1995
Most Helpful Book to Me Besides Bible Itself
A friend who attended seminary and learned under Dr. Grudem introduced me to this book. I have read it nearly two times through so far and anticipate reading it periodically for the rest of my life. Besides the Bible itself, this is the most influential book I've ever read. It has profoundly affected my theology. I am most impressed with how Dr. Grudem always proves every conclusion through ...
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Recovering Biblical Manhood and Womanhood: A Response to Evangelical Feminism 40 reviews
Crossway Books, 2006
Biblical Truth exudes such commentaries
John Piper, and friends, are true Godly people seeking to help us understand God's Word. This book does that and the commentary included on this book by others shows the unwillingness to submit to the authority of God's Word and His Son. God's Word, and this book, show a beautiful role of men and women that, if followed, help make for a better world. It does NOT in any way put women down. It DOES ...
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Bible Doctrine14 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Zondervan, 1999
Covers All Basic Topics
This is a great book and reference guide covering the basic teachings of the Christian faith. There are 34 chapters addressing just about all of the basic doctrines of Christianity.
This would be a great book for someone who has been a Christian for a short time to read. By reading a chapter a week, someone could get up to speed on the doctrines of Christianity within nine months. It is a ...
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The TNIV and the Gender-Neutral Bible Controversy 5 reviews
Wayne Grudem, Vern Poythress
B&H Publishing Group, 2005
Excellent overview and scholarly discussion
Ok, whether you agree that women should be ministers or not, the thing is here not to tamper with the wording of the Bible. The introduction is written by an egalitarian professor who, while supporting female ordination, opposes gender-neutral Bibles because they are dishonest.
The editors and publishers of the TNIV have been very dishonest with the public and the evangelical world at large. ...
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The Gift of Prophecy in the New Testament and Today9 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Crossway Books, 2000
Reformers, Read This Book
I believe that Reformers should read this book. It is accurate and informative. It will help destroy some of the myths surrounding the gift of prophecy and will bring you closer to God's desire. Being Reformed (CRC), I have had many questions about the gift of prophecy (gathered over many years and many book). Almost all of them have been answered here. As J.I. Packer wrote, this book is ...
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Doctrina Christiana: Twenty Basics Every Christian Should Know
Wayne Grudem, Elliot Grudem
Vida, 2006
SPANISH EDITION.: There are certain areas of doctrine that every Christian simply must know. Theology is important because what we believe affects how we live.
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Doctrina Biblica: Enseñanzas esenciales de la fe cristiana 2 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Vida, 2005
Teología a su alcance
Este libro del Dr. Grudem es un versión condensda de su libro "Systematic Theology: An Introduction to Biblical Doctrine" (disponible sólo en Inglés) realiza un tratamiento de la teología sistemática en un lenguaje sencillo. Le distingue su perspectiva bíblico-teológica tremendamente práctica, resultando una lectura interesante y atractiva de la teología. A pesar de que algunos temas podrían no ...
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Christian Beliefs: Twenty Basics Every Christian Should Know9 reviews
Wayne Grudem, Elliot Grudem
Zondervan, 2005
one every christian should read
This book is very God centered, and Bible saturated. Grudem takes the basics and explains them so that you can have a foundation to build from. This book is great for a new believer. Grudem takes each chapter and explains the subject so that every one can understand them. And them if you want to know more information on a topic you can refer back to his Systematic Theology book. The chapters in ...
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Business for the Glory of God: The Bible's Teaching on the Moral Goodness of Business10 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Crossway Books, 2003
Glorify God in pursuit of a calling to business.
Wayne Grudem is Research Professor of Bible and Theology at Phoenix Seminary. In addition to his work at Phoenix Seminary, Dr. Grudem also taught at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School for 20 years. He has served as the president for both the council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood and the Evangelical Theological Society (1999). He has written numerous articles and books. Two of his more ...
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Are Miraculous Gifts for Today? 12 reviews
Doug Oss
Zondervan, 1996
Scholarly but accessible
This book, required for a Systematic Theology class I'm taking, surprised me with its depth and breadth; but above all I was delighted to read four positions stated eloquently, earnestly, firmly, and courteously. Each author went out of his way to emphasize the common ground held by all four men, and each scrupulously avoided personal attacks or the use of inflammatory language, something that ...
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Evangelical Feminism: A New Path to Liberalism?21 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Crossway Books, 2006
A Sobering Warning
Wayne Grudem has produced a timely wake up call to evangelical believers. With grace, but relentless logic, he shows the slip-shod arguments that evangelicals are using to overturn the clear teachings of Scripture in regard to male leadership in the church. I write as one who studied at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in the the mid-80s. I had selected Gordon-Conwell partly because I was ...
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Evangelical Feminism and Biblical Truth: An Analysis of More Than 100 Disputed Questions16 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Multnomah Books, 2004
Comprehensive Defense of Complementarianism
This is some book! By that I mean that Evangelical Feminism & Biblical Truth is about as comprehensive a treatment of the issue of the proper biblical roles of men and women in the home and in the church as anyone could hope to find--856 pages, 80+ pages of which are bibliography and indexes, 8 appendices totaling over 200 pages, and 536 pages of text--all painstakingly documented and ...
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Negocios para la Gloria de Dios: Ensenanzas Biblicas Acerca de la Etica en los Negocios
Wayne Grudem
Vida, 2006
SPANISH EDITION. The Bible’s teaching on moral goodness in business.
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Teologia Sistematica: Una Introduccion a La Doctrina Biblica2 reviews
Wayne A. Grudem
Vida, 2007
un tratado teologico extenso y provechoso
Una tratado teologico abundante -mas de 1000 paginas- y que bien podria venirle al cristiano con preguntas e intereses doctrinales en general, así como al pastor o estudiante de teologia especializado. Claro está, que dependiendo de la tradición cristiana a la cual usted pertenezca -o haya sido formada- deberá aplicar la propia cuota de discernimiento.
Sinceramente, mi ejemplar, lo tengo en ...
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The First Epistle Of Peter: An Introduction and Commentary (Tyndale New Testament Commentaries)4 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1988
Superb little commentary
This is a very good exegesis of 1 Peter. It provides in-depth analysis of the major issues in the text, and it doesn't get bogged down in scholarly discussions. Grudem's appendix on the spirits in prison is worth the price of the book
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Pastoral Leadership for Manhood and Womanhood (Foundations of the Family)1 review
Crossway Books, 2003
Excellent practical help for busy pastors
I cannot imagine a more relavant book for busy pastors than this. There is condensed wisdom to be found here from those who have obviously wrestled with the many issues that face us these days. The editors asume that faithfulness to scripture regarding manhood and womanhood is itself 'leadership'. For this approach many will be grateful. A variety of experienced contributors provide more tham ...
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Why Is My Choice of a Bible Translation So Important? 2 reviews
Wayne Grudem; Jerry Thacker
The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, 2005
Good At What It Does
I do believe that this will be the last book I read, at least for the next little while, on the subject of Bible translations. This is not to say that it is a bad book, nor is it to say that it is the final word on the subject. Rather, I have read several books on this subject in the past weeks and am tiring of the subject.
Why Is My Choice of a Bible Translation So Important is written by ...
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Countering the Claims of Evangelical Feminism: Biblical Responses to the Key Questions3 reviews
Wayne Grudem
Multnomah Books, 2006
A Timely Response
When I purchased this ~300 page book, I did not realize that it was a condensation and slight updating of a much larger work by the same author, titled: "Evangelical Feminism and Biblical Truth: An Analysis of More Than 100 Disputed Questions." This book is reduced to about 40 key questions, and it covered most if not all the main arguments that I have heard put forward. Even at 300 pages, this ...
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Biblical Foundations for Manhood and Womanhood (Foundations for the Family Series) (Foundations for the ...1 review
Crossway Books, 2002
Not for the Liberal!
Biblically sound review of the topic of women in ministry. Gentle and respectful in its presentation. I used it for a class paper in Biblical studies class, very helpful.
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Preach the Word: Essays on Expository Preaching: In Honor of R. Kent Hughes2 reviews
Crossway Books, 2007
Makes you want to be a better preacher
R. Kent Hughes has faithfully heralded the Scriptures for over four decades. As a result, fifteen of Hughes' friends and colleagues from across the globe, including J.I. Packer, Wayne Grudem, John MacArthur, Peter Jensen and D.A. Carson, got together and contributed essays on expository preaching to honor the Word of God and encourage men to continue to faithfully herald the text, week in and ...
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