Tony Reinke

Step up to the plate and uncover the golden era of baseball in this bestselling sports classic. The Glory of Their Times brings to life the raw, intimate, and exciting world of early 20th century baseball through the stories of those who played and lived the game. With giants like Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb dominating the field, this monumental book is widely acclaimed as one of the greatest ever written about the sport. A must-read for every baseball fan.

The Baseball 100 is a magnum opus from acclaimed baseball writer Joe Posnanski that tells the story of the sport through the remarkable lives of its 100 greatest players. Dive into the biographies of iconic Hall of Famers and unfairly forgotten All-Stars, and learn about the careers of players from the segregated Negro Leagues. Posnanski goes beyond just statistics to illuminate the characters and accomplishments of the players in the context of baseball’s past and present. An epic and emotional reading experience, The Baseball 100 is a magisterial tribute to the game of baseball and its stars.

This theology book provides an insightful analysis of John Webster’s groundbreaking contributions to Christian theology. It includes an overview of his studies on theologies of Eberhard Jüngel and Karl Barth, as well as extensive discussions of contemporary doctrines. The book pays homage to Webster's work and offers fresh insights into the present and future state of Christian dogmatics.

Discover the all-encompassing reality of God's sovereignty over creation and history in this powerful new book. Author John Piper leads readers on a stunning tour of God's providence, drawing on a lifetime of theological reflection, Bible study, and practical ministry. From Genesis to Revelation, explore the goal, nature, and extent of God's ultimate plan for the world and be invited to know the God who holds all things in his hands.

This commentary explores Paul's letter to the Ephesians, emphasizing the unity of believers in the new creation. The author examines ancient sources to discover the meaning of Paul's words in their original context while engaging with recent scholarship. The rigorous analysis, presented from a distinctly evangelical perspective, offers insights for understanding the text within the larger story of the Bible and applying its message to daily life.

Discover a refreshing take on the love of God in this book that delves into the heart of Jesus Christ for his people. Drawing from Matthew 11, the author challenges the common notion that God is perpetually disappointed with us and hides his disappointment behind the cross. Instead, this book reminds us that the gospel is primarily about God's tender love for his people, even amidst their sins and failures. With insightful Bible passages and moving anecdotes, this book reveals the irresistible gentleness and lowliness of Jesus' heart for sinners, offering comfort and hope to those in need.

This book explores the complex subject of end-of-life care in America, where 80% of people die in institutions such as hospitals. Many Christians struggle to understand how their faith should inform their treatment in these situations, and this book offers a Christian perspective on topics such as ventilators, dialysis, nutrition, physician-assisted suicide, and hospice. It simplifies medical jargon and provides biblical principles to help individuals and families navigate the transition from this life to the next.