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Exclusively available here on Comprehensive Christianity are course materials by Dr. Bahnsen, “Lectures on Hermeneutics,” where he addresses the Starting Point, the Goal and the Activity of Hermeneutics. Also included is "A Reformed Confession Regarding Hermeneutics," by Dr. Bahnsen.
Read MoreThis commentary on the Book of Exodus shows how it is a display of the faithfulness of Jehovah in the fulfillment of Covenant promises to His people. Exodus is the record of how a gracious God accomplished for His people: Redemption (1-18), Reconstruction (19-24) and Reconciliation (25-40).
Read MoreNew, available and free! By B.B. Warfield from The Presbyterian and Reformed Review, v. vi, 1895, pp. 665-687.
Read MoreNew ebook and reduced prices for Christmas!
Read MoreVolume 3 now available as well as a version with all 3 volumes in one EPUB ebook.
Read MoreAvailable now for $1.00 on Comprehensive Christianity! After receiving a wave of requests for this material that accompanies 34 Sermons that Joe Morecraft delivered on Revelation, I took a break from Vol. 3 of the Luke commentary to knock this out! There’s a lot of “end-times” speculation kicking off…
Read MoreIf you have purchased MOBI files in the past and wish to get an EPUB version, just email me at tim@ComprehensiveChristianity.com and let me know what books you need “upgraded” to EPUB and I’ll get them emailed to you.
Read MoreAt long last, I’ve finally wrapped up the second volume of Joe Morecraft’s commentary on Luke. This volume covers chapters 7-11.
Read MoreAvailable now for free in both EPUB and MOBI format! This book includes two essays on “The American Mind in 1776” that Joe Morecraft has published, and spoken on, in various venues over the past several decades. They are gathered here together in one book along with 3 supporting papers referenced in the essays so you can get right to them in one place.
Read MoreWhy do we love our representative Republic for civil government, but throw it aside for American individualistic preference in the church and let the mob rule (the definition of democracy)?
Read MoreThese quotes taken from a brief side project I’m wrapping up in publishing The American Mind in 1776 along with Natural Law or Biblical Law? as an appendix, which I’ll likely also publish as a standalone item.
Read MoreAs should be clear from laying out the pros and cons of physical books and of digital books, there is much to be said for both. Which is better? Short answer, the one…
Read MoreIn the last post we looked at the pros and cons of physical books. Now for digital books.
Read MoreI’m on Gab (@TimRenshaw) and now there is a group on Gab moderated by yours truly simply called Comprehensive Christianity. You can get right to it using this link (https://gab.com/groups/58777).
Read MoreNow with the introduction to the topic of “which is better, physical or digital books?” out of the way, lets review the pros and cons of physical books.
Read MoreThe first of several posts to get the answer to the question that will light a fire in a conversation between a group of readers faster than lightning and a gasoline forest: Which is better, physical or digital books?
Read MoreQuote of the Day in my editing work on Vol. 2 of Luke Commentary. This is the wrap-up statement at the end of the chapter on “The Transfiguration of Jesus: Luke 9:28-36.”
Read MoreImportant updates on plans for 2022 here at Comprehensive Christianity.
Instead, you ought to say, “If the Lord wills, we will live and also do this or that.” James 4:15
Read MoreAll 8 volumes of A Comprehensive Study of the Bible, now in 1 ebook!
Read MoreSermon Notes! This isn’t really a book, but does have an easy to use and reference outline with important details to help you in your retention of this extremely important topic. Don’t think it is that important? Too esoteric and “angels on a pin” for you? Think again!
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