Recommended by Trevin Wax.
Unearths the rich treasure trove of history, theology, and "sufferology" inherent in the stories of African American slaves.
An account of the SBC conservative resurgence from a moderate point of view.
A book of saints' lives written on the premise that "there is no essence of Christianity that is not clothed in history."
Recommended by Ian Clary.
A dual history of the Irish Puritan movement and its chief embodiment, Archbishop James Ussher.
Recommended by Tim Challies.
An interim report tracing the migration of Christianity from the Western hemisphere to the Majority world.
A fictionalized account of John Calvin's life, definitely worth a read.
Recommended by Bob Kellemen.
A stand-out work in the rare genre of histories of pastoral counseling, helping trace the general movement within the field of pastoral care.
Recommended by Keith Mathison.
A definitive biography of one of the Church's most prominent figures.
A helpful resource outlining the issues at stake in this debate.
An excellent apologetic on the real Puritans.
