English books

The Definition and Practical Application of God’s Law for Today by Jean-Marc Berthoud.
Introduction by Dr. Joel R. Beeke
Translated by R. A. Sheats

Authority in the Christian Life examines the definition, distinction, and necessary conditions for the just exercise of power from a biblical perspective.

Reformation Theology and Contemporary Application.

Translated by R. A. Sheats.

This book bears with it a grand subject: the historical and literary resurrection of one of the major figures of the Reformation, the long forgotten Reformer of French-speaking Switzerland, Pierre Viret (1511-1571).

In A New Day of Small Beginnings, Pierre Courthial paints on an expansive canvas the truths and history of Christianity from creation to the present. His interpretation of history is written from the perspective of a sovereign and personal God overseeing His covenantal plan-a design that remains unthwarted through the ages. From a heavenly panorama, he presents a clear image of history from antiquity to the deification of the modern state.

This publication, undertaken in honor of the five hundredth anniversary of the birth of Pierre Viret, marks the first time of the availability of a full biography of Pierre Viret to the English speaking world

Pierre Viret's Simple Exposition is an English translation of his classic French work. Written as a conversation between two individuals, Matthew and Peter, this flowing dialogue is an easy-to-read, informal means of studying the basic truths of Christianity, written by the literary master Pierre Viret.

Viret's Catechism is an easy to read dialogue that gives the reader an introductory understanding of Christianity. 83 years before Westminster, Viret entitled his first section:
“The Chief End and purpose of the Creation of Man.”

Why does the earth exist? What is the purpose of human life?
These are two of life's most fundamental questions - and they are addressed by the Bible's remarkably unified story, which centres on a unique deity.
Desmond Alexander explores this story by beginning at the end, in the final chapters of the book of Revelation. Anticipating the creation of a new earth and a new heaven, these chapters bring to fulfilment a process that began with the creation of the earth, as described in the opening chapters of Genesis. These passages frame the entire biblical 'meta-story'.