Is there a "well-meant offer" of salvation to all men? Or is the call of the gospel restricted to the elect only? Is there an alternative to these two extremes? This book sets forth and defends the Reformed position of the gospel call to all mankind.

Hyper-Calvinism and the Call of the Gospel

David J. Engelsma

Reformed Free Publishing Association

The Voice of Our Fathers, written by seminary professor Homer C. Hoeksema, is the most thorough commentary in English on the Canons of Dordrecht (Dordt), formulated in 1619, which became a crucial creedal document for Reformed churches in the Netherlands and elsewhere. The author provides a valuable historical introduction to the "Great Synod," which convened from November 1618 through May 1619 in the Dutch city of Dordrecht to deal with teachings being spread by the Remonstrants (followers of Arminius). Professor Hoeksema explains why the Canons of Dordt were adopted and became an important creed of the Reformed churches. In his commentary, he carefully examines the statements of the Canons paragraph by paragraph, explaining the theology and showing how admirably the sovereignty of God in salvation was defended against its attackers. Important appendix material gives the history of the Synod published by the States General of the Netherlands, demonstrating the unscrupulous, deceptive behavior of the Arminian party and giving a most interesting account of how the Arminians tried to counter the five main subjects covered in the Canons that came to be known as the Five Points of Calvanism, or the "doctrines of grace."

The Voice of Our Fathers

Hoeksema, Homer C.

The Reformed faith and walk is set forth beautifully in this fine exposition of the fifty-two Lord's Days of the Heidelberg Catechism. Three volumes, constituting the most extensive commentary on the catechism in English, may well be Hoeksema's greatest work. 
In the contents of these books one will find all the distinctive truths of the Reformed faith clearly and biblically expounded, and sharply set forth against the lie. 
The author, being a strong preacher of God's sovereign grace and unconditional covenant of friendship, expounds the doctrines of Scripture in a warm and personal way so that the child of God who meditates upon these pages sees more and more how these glorious truths are, indeed, his "only comfort in life and death." 
Vol 1. covers the introduction and Lord's Day 1 to Lord's Day 16.

The Triple Knowledge: An Exposition of the Heidelberg Catechism (Volume 1)

Religion & Spirituality

Herman Hoeksema

Christian Books & Bibles

The Reformed faith and walk is set forth beautifully in this fine exposition of the fifty-two Lord's Days of the Heidelberg Catechism. Three volumes, constituting the most extensive commentary on the catechism in English, may well be Hoeksema's greatest work. In the contents of these books one will find all the distinctive truths of the Reformed faith clearly and biblically expounded, and sharply set forth against the lie. The author, being a strong preacher of God's sovereign grace and unconditional covenant of friendship, expounds the doctrines of Scripture in a warm and personal way so that the child of God who meditates upon these pages sees more and more how these glorious truths are, indeed, his "only comfort in life and death." Vol. 3 covers Lord's Day 32 to Lord's Day 52.

The Triple Knowledge: An Exposition of the Heidelberg Catechism (Volume 3)

It has been alleged by people who did not like the author's strong, Calvinistic stance that he spoke to the intellect but without real appeal to the heart. Read this volume and lay such misguided assessment forever to rest. Found here are fifty-seven expository messages--each one on some aspect of the suffering and death of Jesus Christ--that without fail will speak to the heart of every weary saint, wounded sinner, and thankful believer, imparting fresh and beautiful insights on the "old, old story." Considering that churches everywhere place great emphasis on the passion and death of Jesus Christ and that thousands of books have been written on the topic, it is amazing that Hoeksema had so many fresh and beautiful insights into Jesus' final hours on earth.

When I Survey.....A Lenten Anthology

Hoeksema, Herman

This book was written by a former Christian school teacher. Use of this material will provide continuity to Bible curriculum in Christian schools. Book 3 (third grade) begins with a lesson on the intertestamentary period that explains the transition from the Old to the New Testament and then covers New Testament history in the Gospels and Acts.

Suffer Little Children, Book 3

Hoeksema, Gertrude

Workbook:  Intertestamentary Period-Acts  Third Grade Level

Suffer Little Children, Book 3 (Student Workbook)

Children's Books

Year after year this book makes the RFPA' s list of top ten best sellers. Children who grew up with this book are now buying it to read to their children. 
Well-equipped by her many years of teaching young children as a Christian school teacher, the author tells the key Bible stories from Genesis through Acts so that young children can understand them and love them. 
The 198 stories are distinctively biblical and covenantal. Each story includes a thought to remember, and a black and white drawing that emphasizes the story's positive element. 
Come, Ye Children is attractively bound in a sturdy laminated hardcover, is spaciously arranged for young eyes on heavy paper for durability, and includes six full-page color drawings. 
 For this reprint of Come, Ye Children, the pictures have been edited so that they no longer include images of Christ. This was one of the major reasons for reprinting this bible story book.

Come, Ye Children: A Bible Storybook For Young Children

Gertrude Hoeksema

Behold, He Cometh!: An Exposition of the Book of Revelation

If you love me, keep my commandments.\nThe Ten Commandments for Children teaches children... what God's law is: his ten words to his people. how we obey God's law: by loving him and our neighbor. why we keep God's law: to thank him for delivering us from our sin, to be assured that he has made us his children, and more.\nWhen we teach our children about God's law, we are teaching them about Jesus Christ.\nJesus obeyed perfectly each one of the commandments in God's law, and he died on the cross to save us from all the times we have not kept God's law. This book will teach your children about how thankful we are for this deliverance and about the way we show our thanks-by loving both God and our neighbor, by keeping God's law. Children will also be encouraged to look forward to heaven, where we will finally keep God's law perfectly without any more sin.\nThis book explains and applies each commandment of God's law in two to three chapters, covering both what God forbids and what he requires in each commandment. Chapters include discussion questions, a Bible memory verse, and a related psalm to be sung.

The Ten Commandments for Children

Sebastián, Ana

Cammenga, Ronald L

Religions

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