Lexham Press is an innovative Christian publishing house, now part of Baker Publishing Group.
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We are pleased to celebrate three new and forthcoming books by Dr. John V. Fesko, each addressing a distinct area of Christian thought and practice.
Released on July 21, Theological Foundations for Counseling connects key doctrines of Reformed theology with the practical work of Christian counseling.
In An Introduction to Reformed Apologetics: Warring with Idols, released September 8, Dr. Fesko presents twelve guiding theses that offer a Reformed framework for answering objections and commending the Christian faith.
Releasing September 15, The Cathedral of Theology: Principles of Christian Dogmatics uses the metaphor of a cathedral to examine the foundational principles upon which faithful theological study is built.
Explore these new releases and other books by Dr. Fesko through the RTS Amazon Storefront at bit.ly/3T5k3Sb
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Lacking Nothing is out today!
My prayer is that the Lord would use this book to bring others who have suffered loss or pain to Jesus, and that they would find their cups overflowing in Him.
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I had a great conversation with Joel Lawrence for the @CenPasTheo podcast. We discussed my new book From Word to Worship and how the Lectionary privileges an ancient hermeneutic. I also gave some advice to evangelicals entering into a liturgical tradition. Look for it soon on their feed!
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The mailbag is full!
On this episode, @jaredcwilson and @ronnikurtz tackle your questions on siblings serving together as elders, what new members should ask before joining a church, how to find your preaching voice, and more!
Watch it today: bit.ly/4fpreNi
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"Not every moment has to be on fire to be lived faithfully with Christ." - @PastorPerks
ALT The image features a quote by Harrison Perkins: "Christ does not meet us only when we can conjure something that is exciting. Not every moment has to be on fire to be lived faithfully with Christ." Below the quote is the book cover of "Meeting God in His Means of Grace" by Harrison Perkins, which includes a stylized illustration of a hand opening a book with yellow and brown tones. The background is beige.
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Will we see you at @thegospelcoalition's TGCW26?
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We've got a little reading challenge for you this summer.... Read one book on theology or Christian history this summer to deepen your understanding of the Bible and the church. Then you can go back to your novel, promise!
ALT A promotional image for a Summer Reading Challenge features three books on theology and Christian history. The books shown are "30 Key Moments in the History of Christianity" "In the Beginning Was the Word" by James M. Hamilton Jr., and "The Story of the Trinity" by Bryan M. Litfin. The text encourages reading one book on these topics during the summer.
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n this episode @GeorgePWood talks to @MatthewDKim about his new book, 'Becoming a Friendlier Church: A Pathway to Genuine Community', forthcoming from @ReadBakerBooks. They discuss why churches are unfriendly and how they can become friendlier.
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Whether I'm dealing with grief or having a bad day, this is my favorite book to read during difficult times. Can't recommend it enough.
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You can do this too.
Excited to lead another group through this...
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Working on last round of edits for my monograph Waking from the Dust: Daniel 12:2 and Resurrection Hope in Biblical Theology (for @LexhamPress, as part of their Studies in Scripture & Biblical Theology).
Coming in early 2026!
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I have a lot of fun with pulling Biblical symbolism into FatCat artwork. One example is that Jesus is almost always the light source that reflects how I shade characters and scenery.
Revelation 21:23
“And the city has no need of sun … for the glory of God gives it light”
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I would like to recommend a podcast. Two of my dear friends, Jonathan and Juliet Stuck, discuss life as modern missionaries. It's gracious, eye-opening, and Christ exalting. And be on the lookout for Juliet's forthcoming book on the subject with @LexhamPress!
open.spotify.com/show/42hz0d…
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I feel like I’m surreptitiously re-evangelizing my aunts and uncles and cousins by gifting all my nieces and nephews and couslings the @LexhamPress FatCat books. They’re so good!
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The newest FatCat book is here! It’s two short and simple prayers for families with young children: a prayer for morning (with a Korean family) and a prayer for evening (with a family in the American West).
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This is the 4th of 5 podcasts on James based on my forthcoming Evangelical Exegetical Commentary with @LexhamPress due out next summer.
How to Oppose the Devil. Episode 4 of @brandondcrowe and @NateShannonWTS's series on James:
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“The intent of this book is to bring back some of the most passionate examples of Puritan prayer, from earnest repentance to joyful praise.”
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I’ve only heard good things about this book from seasoned Lutheran pastor @hlsenkbeil, so maybe Presbyterian elders can learn a thing or two from it. Looking forward to studying it together with the session during our every other month Shepherding Meeting.
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Online Discussion Forum
Aug 26, Tues, 12-1pm CT
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Please join us on Zoom this month as Drs. @LigonDuncan and @DavidTIrving talk to Dr. Guy Waters about his new book “One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church” published by @LexhamPress.
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