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Athanasius Press Athanasius Press is a publishing ministry of Church of the Redeemer in West Monroe, LA.

Athanasius Press is a publishing ministry of Church of the Redeemer in West Monroe, Louisiana.

Here's one of the latest publications from AP – Order today!
09/09/2026

Here's one of the latest publications from AP – Order today!

Athanasius Press is a publishing ministry of Church of the Redeemer in West Monroe, Louisiana that publishes books to help Christians learn how to read the Bible, how to worship as well as the meaning of the Old and New Testament books, the sacraments, liturgy, and mission.

NEW BOOK: As Bill Smith shows in A Covenant Primer, God advances history according to covenants—his formal and structure...
09/08/2026

NEW BOOK: As Bill Smith shows in A Covenant Primer, God advances history according to covenants—his formal and structured relationship—with his people. Through each age or era in biblical history, God transforms his covenant and its associated world, revealing himself in new ways to his covenant people, blessing them with more glory and honor than before while also warning them of steeper sanctions for any treachery.

Building on the work of biblical theologian James B. Jordan, Smith shows that the transition from covenants in the Bible—from Adam to Noah to Abraham to Moses to David to the Restoration to the New Covenant in Christ Jesus—is a single story of maturation.

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Athanasius Press is a publishing ministry of Church of the Redeemer in West Monroe, Louisiana that publishes books to help Christians learn how to read the Bible, how to worship as well as the meaning of the Old and New Testament books, the sacraments, liturgy, and mission.

Read on Kindle!Theologians ignore the work of Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, despite his major contributions to Christian thou...
09/03/2026

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Theologians ignore the work of Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy, despite his major contributions to Christian thought. In this volume, Peter J. Leithart shows why that neglect is a mistake, considering Rosenstock-Huessy's thoughts on the soul, time, the cross, and more.

From the Through New Eyes Bible Commentary Series: this book by Jeffrey Meyers will help you read, teach and preach thro...
09/01/2026

From the Through New Eyes Bible Commentary Series: this book by Jeffrey Meyers will help you read, teach and preach through the epistles of James while picking up on its rich symphonic themes and literary symbolism.

Building an outpost of the heavenly city among the cities of men.
08/27/2026

Building an outpost of the heavenly city among the cities of men.

Does any picture of Jesus violate the Second Commandment? The answer is, "No." That's what Pastor Jeffrey J. Meyers cont...
08/25/2026

Does any picture of Jesus violate the Second Commandment? The answer is, "No." That's what Pastor Jeffrey J. Meyers contends in response to Peter Barnes's booklet, "Seeing Jesus: The Case Against Pictures of Our Lord Jesus Christ."

Read on Kindle!The God of Israel is our glory. In this book, Tim Gallant homes in on Paul’s consideration of God’s glory...
08/25/2026

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The God of Israel is our glory. In this book, Tim Gallant homes in on Paul’s consideration of God’s glory. Idolatry not only gives rise to homosexual practice but exchanges the glory of the one God who has created us as sexual beings.

Read on Kindle!Liberalism lacks the internal resources to sustain itself. Written by members of the Civitas Group, the e...
08/25/2026

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Liberalism lacks the internal resources to sustain itself. Written by members of the Civitas Group, the essays in this volume focus on the crucial role the Body of Christ plays in efforts to renew our common life.

Be warned: This is an unusual book on liturgy. It doesn’t do some of the things you might expect it to do.
08/13/2026

Be warned: This is an unusual book on liturgy. It doesn’t do some of the things you might expect it to do.

In this study, James Jordan demonstrates that the common identifications of the Persian kings named Darius, Ahasuerus, a...
08/11/2026

In this study, James Jordan demonstrates that the common identifications of the Persian kings named Darius, Ahasuerus, and Artaxerxes is problematic and that understanding their common identity sheds considerable light on texts of Scripture.

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