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2015 – The Gospel of Jesus Christ – A Wesleyan approach to soteriology. Presents the order of salvation from Hell, repentance, faith, justification, regeneration, sanctification, conditional security, and Heaven. Also, a response to non-judgmentalism. Extensive bibliography. Intended as preparatory study for evangelistic preaching. 170 pages. Get the paperback here. Listen to the audio here.
In a day of superficial gospels and seeker-sensitive churches, John digs deep into church history, giving us many choice excerpts of what godly men in the past preached and believed. He sets the plumb line from Scripture, and shows how this current generation is needing a correction in its gospel. I recommend this volume for saints to read and share with others. – Greg Gordon, Founder of SermonIndex
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2023 – Biblical Economics – A Biblical approach to personal finance grounded in the economic theology of the Puritans. Goes over important concepts like providence, callings, worldly-mindedness, increasing income, budgeting, saving money, investing, financial lifestyles, and giving to the poor. 370 pages.
Biblical Economics is a monumental book. The author has packed so much into its pages that it is more like an encyclopedia than a book. In fact, I think of it as library on the subjects of (1) what the Bible says about work and money, (2) what the Protestant/Puritan tradition has said about work and money, and (3) what a Christian needs to know about the contemporary financial scene. For anyone seeking information and edification on these subjects, Biblical Economics is a one-stop destination. – Dr. Leland Ryken, author of Worldly Saints and Redeeming the Time
In one of his enduring adages from Poor Richard’s Almanac, Ben Franklin observed that: “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” Readers who invest their time studying Biblical Economics will be amazed to discover vital God-breathed knowledge, understanding, and wisdom—also used by the Puritans—that will not only pay the best return for one’s personal finances, but also pay great spiritual dividends as well. God’s way works! – Dr. Judd Patton, Professor Emeritus in Economics, Bellevue University
The Bible offers ample advice on the right way to earn, spend, and save money. But you need to know where to look for it. John is an expert guide who knows how timeless advice can be put to work in our everyday here and now. – Dr. Benedikt Koehler, Fellow of the Economics of Religion, Institute of Economic Affairs
2022 – John Wesley on Money – Reviews of five sermons on Wesley’s financial ethics. Mainly focused on avoiding luxury, remembering God in our economic activities, and setting aside a benevolence fund for the poor, widows, and orphans. Also clears up what the Bible means by the rich and their riches; and the spiritual danger that those people are in. Materialism, hedonism, and snobbery are shot down as great economic vices and hindrances for the Christian’s spiritual life. A nice soul-cleansing antidote for the poison of the prosperity gospel. 119 pages.
This little book is a keeper; and you will repeatedly be tempted to skip the Wesley sermon; and skip directly to the discussion group! I thoroughly enjoyed this! – Dr. Keith Drury, Professor of Religion Emeritus, Indiana Wesleyan University
For our day, when economic issues seem to dominate almost every aspect of life, it is especially timely to hear from John Wesley on money, the poor, luxury, pride in wealth, poverty, and other related questions. In this book John has reprinted five of Wesley’s characteristically biblical, sensible, and perceptive sermons on these subjects. His helpful historical introductions and his careful theological discussion of the sermons make them a spiritual treasure for considering the “treasures” of this life. – Dr. Mark Noll, author of The Rise of Evangelicalism: The Age of Edwards, Whitefield, and the Wesleys
2022 – Nurture and Admonition – The Biblical responsibilities of Christian parenting from commentaries on Ephesians 6:4: from the time of the church fathers to the Puritans. Also some examples of bad parenting to avoid. 65 pages.
2021 – My Walk with Jesus – From when I was a little kid until now–this is an experiential and theological autobiography. The testimony of my conversion; and occasions of revelations, miracles, and other divine interventions in my life so far. I pray it serves as an encouragement to normal Pentecostals trying to live for Jesus. 86 pages.
2021 – Supernatural Lights – This is mainly a study of angelic lights, but also takes a look at the shekinah glory of God and demonic lights, for the sake of spiritual discernment. Today, many charismatics and New Agers are seeing supernatural lights; and its important to know how to interpret and respond to them. 37 pages.
2019 – Miracles Are for Today! – This is a refutation of B. B. Warfield’s Counterfeit Miracles. It shows that cessationism has its origins with Enlightenment rationalism and skepticism; and answers Warfield’s doubts about Scripture, his rejection of miracles in church history, and his cessationist opinions. 68 pages.
An analysis of one of the most influential theologians when it comes to cessationism: B. B. Warfield. While there are sometimes many factors that play a part in determining why a person reaches the conclusions that they do, this explores the impact that Warfield’s studies in higher criticism may have had in influencing his cessationism. This work is an aid to any student interested in answering the question of whether miracles still happen. – Daniel Jennings, author of The Supernatural Occurrences of John Wesley
2012 – How to Experience God – Charismatic theology of worship, meditation, contemplation, spiritual experiences, spiritual discernment, resisting the New Age and the occult, the history of charismatic Christianity, and defending the practice of contemplative prayer. Extensive bibliography on miraculous gifts. 397 pages.
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