Systematic Theology

This book is an introduction to Christian theology. It emphasizes the interrelatedness of biblical doctrines, and arranges them in a logical progression — from the epistemological precondition of a worldview to the preservation of the believer. The three central motifs of this book are the infallibility of Scripture, the sovereignty of God, and the centrality of the mind.

Ultimate Questions

An introduction to the basic principles of a Christian worldview.

Contents:
1. Christian Philosophy
2. Christian Soteriology
3. Christian Apologetics

Presuppositional Confrontations

Beginning with a discussion on the role of presuppositions in our thinking, the first chapter shows that all arguments are ultimately settled by appealing to the soundness of our first principles. Then comes an exposition of Paul's encounter with the Athenians in Acts 17, which shows how the apostle confronted non-Christian religions and philosophies, and how we may mirror his approach when doing apologetics and evangelism today. The final chapter includes exhortations to do biblical apologetics with greater aggressiveness.

Apologetics in Conversation

This short book presents several important principles in biblical apologetics that enhance one's performance and effectiveness when defending the faith in informal settings. These often neglected principles sound simple, but they are the divine weapons that God has given to us to ensure our victory in spiritual and intellectual confrontations against unbelievers and blasphemers.

The Sermon on the Mount

The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) contains some of the most frequently quoted — but just as frequently misused — verses in the Bible. This book provides a basic but careful exposition on the Sermon. In the process, it introduces the Bible's teaching on the kingdom of God, the Christian counter-culture, the place and relevance of God's law, the biblical commandments regarding murder, adultery, divorce, oaths, retaliation, love, as well as Jesus' teaching on biblical inerrancy, hypocritical piety, hypocritical judgment, legalism, materialism, exclusivism, antinomianism, and other topics. In addition, the book includes a number of insights that are useful for apologetics.

Prayer and Revelation

Rather than focusing on the technique of prayer, this book discusses prayer from a broader perspective by engaging its relationship with other theological topics. In addition, it urges the reader to dethrone experience and enthrone revelation as the foundation on which to construct our spiritual life in general, and our prayer life in particular.

The Ministry of the Word

This volume combines three previously published works into a general introduction on the ministry of the word. Contents: 1. Sufficient and Profitable, 2. Preach the Word, and 3. Teach the Nations.