My reading suggestions

I thought it might be helpful to give you some reading ideas for the new year that may help expand your bible knowledge and foster a greater application of the truths taught. So, here are some of my recommendations:

Relating to the Doctrine of God:

1. J.I. Packer; knowing God (A classic)
2. Arthur W. Pink; The Attributes of God (one of my favorites, very helpful).

Relating to the Inspiration of the Scriptures:

1. Edward J. Young; Thy Word is truth (very readable)
2. Theodore Engelder; Scripture cannot be broken

Relating to Divine Providence:

1. Calvin’s Calvinism: Treatises on the Eternal predestination of God and the secret providence of God. Translated by Henry Cole

Relating to the incarnation:

1. Calvin’s Institutes are a great go-to for an overview of theology. In this case Book 2 chapters 12-14.

Relating to Justification:

1. Charles Hodge; Justification by faith alone
2. R.C. Sproul; Faith Alone: The evangelical doctrine of justification.

Relating to the Gospels:

1. Tom Weaver; The Gospel Dilemma (helps to explain the transitional nature of the NT).

Hopefully, you find these suggestions helpful. Happy reading!