Recommended Systematic Theology
Real Books by Real Authors
Tim Challies wrote a timely warning about books created by Large Language Models in his article “AI Is Coming For Your Systematic Theology.”
I encourage you to check out the article where he says: “I want you to know it’s happening because it’s likely that things will get far worse before they get any better. I’ll first introduce you to this slop theology, then discuss the threat these books represent, and then tell you how you can identify them.”
In this post I want to share some of my favorite recommended systematic theology and adjacent books, and I encourage you to find them at their publisher websites and bookstores such as Westminster Bookstore, Reformation Heritage Books, and 10ofThose. And don’t forget to use my code DIVEINDIGDEEP to save!
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The Wonderful Works of God by Herman Bavinck
Concise Systematic Theology by John Frame
Things Unseen by J. Gresham Machen
Guidebook for Instruction in the Christian Religion by Herman Bavinck
Daily Doctrine by Kevin DeYoung
A Puritan Theology by Beeke and Jones
Essential Truths of the Christian Faith by R. C. Sproul
Essentials of Reformed Systematic Theology by Beeke and Smalley
Systematic Theology by Louis Berkhof
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What Makes You Beautiful: 20 Daily Devotions for Girls
This beautiful book is on sale now at Westminster Bookstore for 40% off and save an extra 5% off your entire order with code DIVEINDIGDEEP always. From the publisher:
Written for girls ages 9-12, this devotional traces the theme of beauty to help young readers know and love the one who created them in his likeness. Each reading includes a portion of a poem, a related Bible verse, a concise devotion, and a brief prayer. As young readers marvel at the beauty of God, they will be transformed, learning that the more they appreciate God’s beauty, the more beautiful they will become.
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8 Gentle Truths for Exhausted Hearts
Heidi Tai, author of the beautiful Unmasking the Prodigal Daughter, with her latest on Substack:
My April letter is short and sweet—an offer of 8 gentle truths for exhausted hearts.
Do you feel weary from carrying too much?
Here are 8 notes I wrote to myself during my 3 month Sabbatical, where I was reflecting on my habit of over-functioning—of being a daughter, wife, mother, worker, church leader, and pastor’s wife who is often driven by an urgency to do better, do more, and do it all.
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