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June 2026

• Jun 15BibliographiesTopic 44: Introduction to Patristics
• Jun 15BibliographiesTopic 43: The Theology of John Owen
• Jun 15BibliographiesTopic 42: The Theological Declaration of Barmen
• Jun 15BibliographiesTopic 41: The Fundamentalist-Modernist Controversy
• Jun 15BibliographiesTopic 40: The Doctrine of Sin
• Jun 15BibliographiesTopic 39: The Doctrine of the Trinity
• Jun 5Worship LeadershipMorning Prayer
• Jun 5Worship LeadershipOpening of Worship
• Jun 5Worship LeadershipPrayers after Communion
• Jun 5Worship LeadershipEucharistic Prayers
• Jun 5Worship LeadershipPrayers of Dedication
• Jun 5Worship LeadershipPrayers for Illumination
• Jun 5Worship LeadershipConfessions of Sin
• Jun 5Worship LeadershipPrayers of Invocation
• Jun 4Worship LeadershipPositive Preaching and the Modern Mind
• Jun 4Worship LeadershipWorship in the Age of Pietism, Romanticism and the Evangelical Revival
• Jun 4Worship LeadershipBaptism in Reformed Faith and Worship
• Jun 4Worship LeadershipThe Psalms as Christian Prayer
• Jun 4Worship LeadershipExpository Preaching II
• Jun 4Worship LeadershipThe Worship of the Ancient Church

May 2026

• May 5Sermons & LecturesThe Christian Hope
• May 5BibliographiesAppendix: Links to Seminary Libraries, Online Resources, & Bookstores
• May 5BibliographiesTopic 18: The Christian Life
• May 5BibliographiesIntroduction to John Haddon Leith
• May 5BibliographiesContents
• May 5BibliographiesCover Letter – Bibliographies For Seminars
• May 5BibliographiesEntire Bibliography Collection
• May 5Foundation PublicationsA Bibliography of the Works of Peter Martyr Vermigli
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: Commentary on the Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: Sacred Prayers Drawn from the Psalms of David
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: Predestination and Justification — Two Theological Loci
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: Philosophical Works — On the Relation of Philosophy to Theology
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: Peter Martyr Reader
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: The Oxford Treatise and Disputation on the Eucharist, 1549
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: Life, Letters, and Sermons
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: The Apostles’ Creed, Theses for Debate, and Schism and the True Church
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: Dialogue on the Two Natures in Christ
• May 5Foundation PublicationsPeter Martyr Library: Commentary on Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics
• May 5Foundation PublicationsAssembly at Westminster: Reformed Theology in the Making
• May 5Foundation PublicationsInstitutes of the Christian Religion
• May 5Foundation PublicationsThe Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures in the Worship of the Christian Church, Volume 7: Our Own Time
• May 5Foundation PublicationsJohn Calvin’s Doctrine of the Christian Life
• May 5Foundation PublicationsMay You Have a Merry Christmas and the Best New Year Ever!
• May 5Foundation PublicationsReformed Theology and the Style of Evangelism
• May 5Foundation PublicationsThe Church: A Believing Fellowship
• May 5Foundation PublicationsCorporate Worship in the Reformed Tradition
• May 5Foundation PublicationsThe Only Sacrament Left to Us: The Threefold Word of God in the Theology and Ecclesiology of Karl Barth
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Treatise Against the Libertines
• May 4John Calvin StudiesReformed Theology in the Sixteenth Century
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Commentary on Ephesians
• May 4John Calvin StudiesReflections on the Reformed Tradition in Europe
• May 4John Calvin StudiesPostmodern Perspectives on Church Polity
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Doctrine of Faith
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin and the Psalms
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Heidelberg Faculty and Reformed Orthodoxy
• May 4John Calvin StudiesNarrative and Calvin’s Theology
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Treatise Against the Anabaptists
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Trinity in Calvin’s Theology
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBucer and Calvin
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Vision of the Church
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Church and the Elect in Calvin
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Acts of God and the Humanity of Christ
• May 4John Calvin StudiesPastoral Care in the Reformed Tradition
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBaptism and the Westminster Confession
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Commentary on Acts
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Rhetorical Method
• May 4John Calvin StudiesDirections for Research in Calvin Studies
• May 4John Calvin StudiesMan’s Salvation and God’s Glory in Calvin
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin Congresses and Calvin Research
• May 4John Calvin StudiesJohn Calvin: The Impact of His Theology
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBiblical Wisdom and Reformed Worship
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin as Evangelist
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Prophetic Criticism of Worship
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Covenantal Dimension of Calvin’s Eucharistic Theology
• May 4John Calvin StudiesMatthew Henry and Reformed Piety
• May 4John Calvin StudiesReformed Spirituality and the Psalms
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Central Doctrine
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Epistemology
• May 4John Calvin StudiesA Geneva Primer
• May 4John Calvin StudiesTheatrical Trifles and the Reformed Conscience
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Geneva Academy and Church Polity
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Doctrine of Eternal Life
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Doctrine of the Proclamation of the Word
• May 4John Calvin StudiesA Brief History of the John Calvin Studies Colloquium
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Westminster Confession in American Presbyterianism
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Pietist Sermon
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Commentary on the Psalms
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s 1536 Institutes
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Understanding of the Elder
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Preaching: An Introduction to His Sermons
• May 4John Calvin StudiesOn the Anniversary of the Reformation
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin, Church, and College
• May 4John Calvin StudiesDeath and Funerals in Calvin’s Geneva
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Possibility of Renewal
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Understanding of Worship
• May 4John Calvin StudiesMusic and the Spirit in Reformed Worship
• May 4John Calvin StudiesPeter Martyr Vermigli and the Reformed Tradition
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Approach to Evangelism
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Understanding of Christian Identity
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBackground to Calvin’s Samuel Sermons
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin and Luther
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Sermon on I Samuel
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Sermon on II Samuel
• May 4John Calvin StudiesEfforts at Social Control in Calvin’s Geneva
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBarth as Churchly Scholar
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin and Natural Law
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBondage and Liberation of the Will in Calvin
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Doctrine of Justification
• May 4John Calvin StudiesWas Calvin a Zwinglian?
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Book of Common Prayer and the Westminster Confession: Parallels
• May 4John Calvin StudiesChurch and Congregation in Calvin
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Body in Calvin’s Theology
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Westminster Confession in America
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin: Constructive Revolutionary
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Westminster Directory of Worship
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Non-Literal Interpretation of Scripture
• May 4John Calvin StudiesPresbyterian Worship and the Reformed Tradition
• May 4John Calvin StudiesSpirituality and the Church
• May 4John Calvin StudiesLuther’s Acceptance and Calvin’s Rejection
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Concept of the Law and the Spirit
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Sermon on the Mount
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin and Barth on the Lord’s Supper
• May 4John Calvin StudiesIntermediate Brilliance: Calvin and the Lord’s Supper
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Church Polity
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBullinger as Theologian
• May 4John Calvin StudiesPiety and the Confession of Sin
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin as Prophet
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Ecclesiastical Advice
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Coherence of Calvin’s Theology
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Language
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBaptists and the Westminster Confession
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin and Zurich
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Catechetics
• May 4John Calvin StudiesThe Presbyterian Church and Calvinism
• May 4John Calvin StudiesA Response to Walchenbach
• May 4John Calvin StudiesBullinger and the Covenant
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Political Theory
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvinism as Theocentric Humanism
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin and the Sensus Literalis
• May 4John Calvin StudiesChrist’s Ministry and the Church
• May 4John Calvin StudiesCalvin’s Illnesses
• May 4John Calvin StudiesApocalypticism in Calvin
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 35: Calvin’s Institutes, 1541 Edition
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 36: The Nature and Practice of the Christian Pastoral Ministry
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 37: An Orientation to Karl Barth
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 38: Influential Twentieth Century Theologians
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 23: Forgiveness
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 24: Revelation
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 25: Islam
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 26: The Theological Legacy of Reinhold Niebuhr
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 27: Affirming Reformed Theology in Our Own Day
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 28: The Christian Response to the Problem of Evil
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 29: The Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures in the Worship of the Christian Church
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 31: John Calvin: Selected Readings
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 32: Eschatology
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 33: Reformed Ethics
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 34: The Unity and Purity of the Church
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 20: Election
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 21: Puritan Statements of Reformed Theology
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 22: Reformed Theology of the Family
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 12: Basic Christian Doctrine: The Question of Heresy
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 13: Reading the Bible
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 14: Jonathan Edwards: The Religious Affections
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 15: The Living God Who Works Personally in the Created Orders of Nature and History
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 16: Reformed Doctrine of Mission
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 17: The Pilgrim’s Progress
• May 4Foundation PublicationsThe Christian Life
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 19: Augustine’s Interpretive Frame of Reference
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 1: The Christian Hope in Eternal Life
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 2: The Reformed Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 3: Reformed Theology in Pluralistic, Secular Society
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 4: How Reformed Theology Shapes Liturgy
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 5: Reformed Piety
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 6: Prayer
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 7: Providence
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 8: The Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 9: Karl Barth for Preachers
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 10: Preaching Jesus Christ: Karl Barth and the Christian Story
• May 4BibliographiesTopic 11: The Doctrine of Humanity
• May 4Sermons & LecturesDoctrinal Preaching
• May 4Sermons & LecturesOur Presbyterian Heritage in America
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Reformation and History
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Significance of Historical Theology in the Education of Ministers
• May 4Sermons & LecturesA Theologian’s Perspective
• May 4Sermons & LecturesRichard Niebuhr on the Kingdom of God
• May 4Sermons & LecturesA Christmas Sermon
• May 4Sermons & LecturesHe Lives Again
• May 4Sermons & LecturesRemembering the Reformation
• May 4Sermons & LecturesSermon on Luke 24:1-11
• May 4Sermons & LecturesSermon on Acts 2:22-24
• May 4Sermons & LecturesDistinctions of Presbyterian Heritage
• May 4Sermons & LecturesDiscerning the Signs of the Times
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Christian Meaning of Thanksgiving
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Salt of the Earth and the Light of the World
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Scandal of Christmas
• May 4Sermons & LecturesPerseverance of the Saints
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Gospel for Today
• May 4Sermons & LecturesWhat Is the Gospel?
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Problem of Tradition: Heritage and Trust
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Church and Its Ministry
• May 4Sermons & LecturesPreaching
• May 4Sermons & LecturesTeaching
• May 4Sermons & LecturesPastoral Care
• May 4Sermons & LecturesPreaching the Gospel to All the World
• May 4Foundation PublicationsThe Christian Hope
• May 4Sermons & LecturesVisions of the Christian Life
• May 4Sermons & LecturesTeilhard de Chardin: The Divine Milieu
• May 4Sermons & LecturesTeilhard de Chardin: Conclusion
• May 4Sermons & LecturesKarl Rahner: The Prospect for Dogmatic Theology
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Reformed Perspective
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Freedom of the Word and the Spirit
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Teaching of Theology in the Local Congregation
• May 4Sermons & LecturesThe Person and Work of Jesus Christ
• May 4Sermons & LecturesHoly Spirit and the Means of Grace
• May 4Sermons & LecturesJustification and Sanctification
• May 4Sermons & LecturesTeilhard de Chardin: The Phenomenon of Man