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Colossians and Philemon: The Supremacy of Christ (Preaching the Word) (Preaching the Word)

1 review
R. Kent Hughes

Crossway Books, 1989

Solid Resource
I have quickly come to appreciate this series of commentaries/sermons as a great help in my sermon preparation from week to week, and for my own edification. I greatly appreciate the basic commitments of this series: that the Church should take Scripture seriously (their view on Scripture is solidly evangelical), and that verse-by-verse exposition and application is a phenomenal--if not the ...

Politics of Righteousness: Idaho Christian Patriotism (Samuel and Althea Stroum Book)

1 review
James Alfred Aho

University of Washington Press, 1990

Well researched, but somewhat misguided at times.
The Politics of Rightousness: Idaho Christian Patriotism by James Aho is certainly a well researched and well written book about an issue of supreme concern in our country. There are times, however, particularly in the first 150 pages of the book, during which Aho's subjects and points seem to be forgotten and/or spread too thin. In other parts of his book, he seems to base some of his premises ...

Christ Is All! A Joyful Manifesto on the Supremacy of God's Son, Second Edition
David Bryant

New Providence Publishers, 2005

CHRIST IS ALL! A Joyful Manifesto on the Supremacy of Gods Son. Have you looked beyond the threshold recently? David asks this question of all Christians. For over 30 years David Bryant has watched God move His Church toward a kairos moment that waits for us, just beyond the threshold. First as a pastor, then ministering to university students, followed by a decade of mobilizing Christians for world evangelization coupled with 15 years of ...

Christ Is All!
Bryant David

New Providence, 2003

Join A Campaign To Recover ALL The Hope We Are Meant To Have! "Christ Is All" gives you 3 books in 1. VOLUME I: CHRIST AND SUPREMACY - What is the hope we must recover? Does God really have a Son? If so, what does God think of His Son? And what does He want us to think of His Son? In the five chapters of volume I, David Bryant develops an excitingly bold and dynamic vision of what the supremacy of God's Son really means. VOLUME II: THE CRISIS OF ...

The Supremacy of Christ

2 reviews
Ajith Fernando

Crossway Books, 1995

Clear and readable defense of the Incarnation
Ajith Fernando is both a busy Christian worker in Sri Lanka (with an international teaching ministry) and a prolific author. He combines solid scholarship, clear writing, and practical guidance on every subject he addresses. This book is organized around Jesus' affirmation of John 14:6--Jesus as the way, the truth, and the life. The author brings to bear a host of biblical, theological, and ...

Blood Brothers: Proud People, Sharing One Father, Locked in a Bitter Struggle for Supremacy
Philip G. Samaan

College Press, 2001

"Jews, Christians and Muslims. Three branches from a common ancestral tree, tangled in a seemingly irreconcilable blood feud. Why can't these sons of Abraham get along? What lies at the root of violence and the bloodshed tearing the Middle East apart? This book doesn't take sides. It does break ground in helping Western minds to understand the issues, while pointing to the true seed of Abraham, Jesus Christ, as the only hope for all of Abraham's ...

The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World

5 reviews
John Piper, Justin Taylor

Hovel Audio, 2007

Collection of essays to make you think
The whole collection of essays could easily be summarized in Voddie Baucham's statement on page 62: "Christ is 'before all things.' Why did you choose your last job? Was it because of the supremacy of Christ in truth as it relates to your purpose for existing? Or was it because it paid you more than the job you had before? Pastor, how did you choose your current church? Was it because of a ...

Sex and the Supremacy of Christ

9 reviews

Crossway Books, 2005

This book needed to be written a long time ago!
Last Spring, Justin Taylor of Between Two Worlds Blog (and Desiring God Ministries) put out a call for bloggers to review a book he had a part in - Sex and the Supremecy of Christ. I was one of the lucky few who got in early enough to be blessed with the opportunity, and below entails my thoughts on the book. First, I would like to comment on how appropriate the subject for the book is for ...