[Formerly called "Pilgrims among Pagans."] The book of 1 Peter teaches that Christians are pilgrims, strangers traveling in this world toward another country, and must learn to live as divinely different people.

Certainty of assurance can be found only in biblical understanding of baptism and its relationship to God's covenant.

This important work explores Calvin's doctrine of the 'twofold grace of God,' the justification and sanctification of believers, and contributes to a better understanding of this particular aspect as well as Calvin's theology in general.

But for the Grace of God has been reprinted and is available for purchase.
A study on the Canons of Dort that will acquaint the reader with the Canons and contribute to an understanding of the story: but for the grace of God

Assessing the case for paedocommunion.

This important work discusses Turretin's exposition of the twofold covenant of God, nature and grace, contributing to an understanding of Turretin's theology as well as evaluating some federal theology scholarship.

This book is an abridgement of Dr. Venema's highly acclaimed, major study, The Promise of the Future.

Both Mid-America's Faculty and Board of Trustees adopted this statement, dealing with errors propagated by promoters of the Federal Vision and found in the teachings of what is known as the New Perspective on Paul.

This study moves beyond the difficult questions of Genesis to open up God's revelation of Himself in these chapters.

Aimed at a general readership, this is a condensed summary of the challenge Christian believers face in proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ with integrity and in conformity with the teaching of the Scriptures.

The church community should understand human weakness most sympathetically since divine strength has embraced human weakness.

Bullinger, as much as Calvin and many others in the Reformed tradition, was an articulate exponent of the Augustinian theological heritage with its emphasis on the divine initiative in the accomplishment of salvation.

These studies on Genesis 25-49 explore how God advanced the new life in Jacob while advancing the coming of the Kingdom of Christ through the events of Jacob's life.

This Bible study guide helps the reader to see the further unfolding of God’s covenant promises and His plans with His people.

Keeping to the form, shape, and tenor of Calvin’s own work, Piety’s Wisdom offers busy pastors, seminarians, interested college students, and motivated laypersons a book that presents Calvin on his own terms.

In this book, Herman Bavinck discusses God's gracious work in bringing fallen sinners to new life and salvation.

Written by Mid-America faculty and area ministers, these sermons on Lord's Day 1-20 of the Heidelberg Catechism can be used by elders as reading sermons and can be edifying for any church member.

Before abandoning the "older perspective" on Paul in favor of the "new," believers need to reacquaint themselves with the rich doctrinal heritage of free acceptance with God on the basis of Christ's redeeming work.

These profitable studies on Deuteronomy 12-26 help cure the modern spiritual malnutrition that comes from a steady diet of "New Testament and the Psalms."