📖 Reformed Collective Books 📖
"My son, eat honey, for it is good, and the drippings of the honeycomb are sweet to your taste. Know that wisdom is such to your soul; if you find it, there will be a future, and your hope will not be cut off."
- Proverbs 24:13-14
“It often happens that two schoolboys can solve difficulties in their work for one another better than the master can.” C.S. Lewis, Reflections on the Psalms. In making the resources below free for download, we hope to "compare notes" with you and serve the body of Christ. Lord willing, the list will continue to grow.
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Behold the Son |
Mark Chia |
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Abstract: This digest seeks to set out the doctrine of Christ, to lay the foundation for deeper Christological reflection. It will cover the high points of the doctrine to equip the reader with the vocabulary and concepts to probe deeper into the central figure of Christianity: Jesus Christ, God the Son incarnate. |
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The God We Worship Is... |
Mark Chia |
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Abstract: This book examines the attributes of God devotionally, to lead to a greater understanding not only of His attributes academically, but also practically in how it affects our lives.
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One God in Three |
Mark Chia |
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Abstract: This digest seeks to set out the doctrine of the Trinity in clear and accessible language, to lay the foundation for deeper Trinitarian reflection. It will try to cover the high points of the doctrine to equip the reader with the vocabulary and concepts to probe deeper into the wonderful felicity that is the inner life of God.
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Pro Corpore et Anima |
Mark Chia |
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Abstract: Written in 1648, the Westminster Shorter Catechism is a rich document that continues in relevance today. This commentary of the Westminster Shorter seeks to be a repristination of Reformed theology on the fundamental issues of the Christian Faith.
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The Sign of Skins |
Mark Chia |
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Abstract: This sets out a mediation on the doctrines of Man's misery and God's grace from Genesis 3. It is hoped that weak and sorrowful Christians are led by this work to contemplate the beauty and grace of our Father, and the unbeliever to see the depths of his sin and misery and the greater depth of the hope that has come.
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