Called by the Gospel Series (3 vols.)
Overview
Written from a distinctively Lutheran perspective, the Called to the Gospel series provides introductions that thoroughly orient readers to each biblical book and the core beliefs of traditional Christian confession. Examining matters of faith, history, and interpretation, the volumes prepare believers to more effectively engage their Christian faith and their churches, enabling informed discussion between the laity and church leaders and within small groups, classrooms, and Sunday school classes. Authors examine each book in canonical order, and Called to Believe, Teach, and Confess presents Christian doctrine in the traditional order of the Apostle’s and Nicean Creeds.
Don’t forget to add the Wipf and Stock Lutheran Studies Collection (11 vols.) to your Logos library.
- Provides a comprehensive introduction to the Old and New Testaments
- Introduces readers to Christian theology using classical creed formulas
- Designed for use in the classroom as well as with small groups
- Title: Called by the Gospel Series Collection
- Series: Called by the Gospel
- Publisher: Wipf & Stock
- Volumes: 3
- Pages: 2,004
- Christian Group: Lutheran
- Resource Type: Introductions
- Topic: Theology, Biblical Studies
- Format: Digital > Logos Research Edition
- Resource ID: {51B67F10-39AB-42B2-83ED-1289C58D4C02}
Partially includedReviews
5 ratings
Rev. Robert Sundquist
9/20/2018
Rev. Dr. Dustin T Parker
4/21/2018
Ralph A. Abernethy III
9/7/2017
Darrin Sheek
4/2/2016
What wonderful resources I have found these books to be in my studies. Even though I have the hardbound editions (some of which are falling a part due to heavy use), I have purchased these digital editions for my continued studies and reference.Adam Stetson
8/24/2015
These books are simply deep! There is a depth of knowledge presented in a simple way. These are not books that one would want to return to the bookstore at the end of a course. This series stays on my bookshelf! The description clearly tells you that this series is faithful to Scripture, so I won't rehash that for you. But this series will be useful in your library.
