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The Sam Storms Collection includes devotional and meditative guides for studying several books of the Bible, including Corinthians, Psalms, and Colossians. Celebrated author Sam Storms urges readers not only to enter into the Bible but to take the next step toward knowing God and his Word. Dive into provocative questions of Christian theology (and their biblical answers) in Tough Topics, or explore the process of Christian conversion in Signs of the Spirit, a companion guide to Jonathan Edwards’ classic, Religious Affections.
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Storms begins his analysis of divine election with an attempt to clarify precisely what is at stake and, at the same time, correct misrepresentations of it. He takes a thorough look at the doctrine as it is presented in Romans 9 and the rest of the New Testament. He also explores free will and the order of salvation. Appendixes address “Three Problem Passages” and “Who Can and Cannot Pray for God to Save the Lost?”
Sam Storms’ Chosen for Life is well-conceived, well-reasoned, and well-written, with its arguments anchored in the Scriptures. It is fair, thorough, and up-to-date regarding the controversies that swirl around this vital biblical doctrine.
—Mark Talbot, associate professor of philosophy, Wheaton College
In The Hope of Glory, author Sam Storms helps you achieve a careful reading of Colossians. Combining stylistic simplicity and theological substance, Storms writes for all Christians who are passionate about knowing Christ better. Each of the 100 daily meditations can be read in five to ten minutes, so even the busiest believer can take the time to read and digest them. The result is a thorough analysis of the entire book of Colossians, broken down into manageable meditations that encourage, instruct, and uplift.
Many devotional books lack biblical and theological depth. Storms’ work is a striking exception. His meditations on Colossians faithfully communicate the message of the letter so that readers are enriched both biblically and theologically. Moreover, the meaning of Colossians is applied with wisdom and power so that I found myself encouraged, convicted, and challenged. Here is evangelical theology at its best.
—Thomas R. Schreiner, James Buchanan Harrison Professor of New Testament Interpretation, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
In More Precious than Gold, Storms combines years of life experience with his biblical and theological training to bring readers 50 brief, daily meditations that are both accessible and substantive. Each meditation includes a historical or theological reflection on the psalm in context, a story that brings it alive, and creative tools to support the key idea. Storms interweaves the words of such luminaries as Charles Spurgeon, Jonathan Edwards, and John Piper to help readers understand the Psalms concepts: worship, prayer, joy, forgiveness, steadfast love, mercy, sin’s consequences, the law of the Lord, and our relationship with our enemies.
The book of Psalms is green pastures and still waters for real people in hard times. More Precious than Gold provides what no money can buy—direct personal access to the refreshment God gives only through his Word.
—Raymond C. Ortlund Jr., lead pastor, Immanuel Church, Nashville, Tennessee
Sam Storms, one of evangelicalism’s experts on Edwards, has attempted to bridge the gap between what Edwards said in the eighteenth century and how he might say it today. In Signs of the Spirit, Storms articulates the substance of Edwards’ arguments in a more understandable way to make his work accessible to a wider audience. This volume serves those both inside and outside the academic realm as valuable preparation for, or a companion guide to, a reading of Edwards’ Religious Affections.
In this volume, Storms provides readers with 50 daily meditations on this great epistle that are both accessible and substantive. His analysis and application of the biblical text make these meditations suitable for private devotions, for small group studies, or as a commentary for Bible study, Sunday school lessons, or sermon preparation.
Younger leaders are flocking to learn from Sam Storms because he combines the best of charismatic and Calvinistic theology into a heart-grabbing, Bible-believing, mind-stretching, sin-stomping, Christ-exalting act of worship.
—Mark Driscoll, founding and preaching pastor, Mars Hill Church, Seattle, Washington
In this volume, Storms provides readers with 50 daily meditations on this great epistle that are both accessible and substantive. His analysis and application of the biblical text make these meditations suitable for private devotions, for small group studies, or as a commentary for Bible study, Sunday school lessons, or sermon preparation.
There are few people on the planet who embody in life and in teaching the radically biblical and Edwardsian message of Christian Hedonism better than Sam Storms.
—John Piper, founder, Desiring God Ministries; chancellor, Bethlehem College and Seminary
Drawing on nearly 40 years of teaching and ministry experience, pastor-scholar Sam Storms answers 25 challenging questions Christians are often too afraid to ask, addressing thorny issues ranging from the eternal destiny of infants to the roles of demons and angels.
Tough Topics offers every questioning person an opportunity to press thoughtfully into the Bible’s answers. Sam Storms is that rare guide we all are looking for—fair-minded, with no axe to grind. I cheerfully commend Tough Topics for your tough questions!
—Raymond C. Ortlund Jr., lead pastor, Immanuel Church, Nashville, Tennessee
Sam Storms spent 38 years in ministry as a pastor, professor, and author. He was visiting associate professor of theology at Wheaton College from 2000 to 2004, and is currently senior pastor at Bridgeway Church in Oklahoma City. He’s a graduate of The University of Oklahoma (BA), Dallas Theological Seminary (ThM), and The University of Texas (PhD).
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