
This book introduces the concept of theological triage that was first articulated by Albert Mohler. Since we live a world of hot-takes and arguments over every little detail, Ortlund unpacks four categories of doctrine and ranks them according to importance in hopes of bringing clarity and unity for the church.

How the Church Fathers Read the Bible is a helpful, short primer for those who want to begin reading the church fathers but don’t know where to begin. The fifth chapter, “Case Studies,” provides ten examples (five Old Testament and five New Testament texts) to illustrate how the fathers interpreted each.

Gender is on the forefront of our culture, and as Christians, the starting place in these discussions should be the person of Christ. You’ll find encouragement in this Jesus-centered book as you consider what it means to serve the church as brothers and sisters.
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