The hardcopy is only $19.40. The e-book is less. The book is normally $59.99. It is discounted automatically right now to $27.00 and with the discount code (CYB22) the price drops to $19.40, which is about as inexpensive as it has ever . . . Continue reading →
There are many ways to stumble across Heidelmedia. Some of our readers find us on social media. Others find us through an aggregator site, sites that reprint portions of HB articles and reviews with a link back to the site. Our content . . . Continue reading →
This useful little volume is ordinarily outrageously overpriced. Right now the publisher has discounted it 50%
If I said that you had 22 days to help put on a conference you would probably say that it cannot be done. You would be wrong. By the grace of God the Heidelberg Reformation Association and Abounding Grace Radio together, with . . . Continue reading →
The Spring 2022 issue of the Nicotine Theological Journal is now available. This issue features essays by D. G. Hart, “The PCA In A Negative World” Brad Isbell, “What’s In A Denominational Name” R. Scott Clark, “Old Side Presbyterians and The Ordinary . . . Continue reading →
The publisher is offering a 45% discount on the book On Being Reformed until June 22, 2022.
From its inception, the goal of the Classic Reformed Theology Series from Reformation Heritage Books (sponsor of the Heidelcast) has been to present, in English, primary source texts in Reformed theology. This new volume is the sixth in the series, which began . . . Continue reading →
One of my favorite reads, the Nicotine Theological Journal, is coming back. Produced by D. G. Hart and John Muether, the NTJ first appeared in 1997 and ended its first run in 2012. In a recent interview with Brad Isbell and Wresbyterian . . . Continue reading →
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On Being Reformed is discounted now until December 31, 2021. Order here» Use the code: HOLIDAY21. Resources How To Subscribe To Heidelmedia The Heidelblog Resource Page Heidelmedia Resources The Ecumenical Creeds The Reformed Confessions The Heidelberg Catechism Recovering the Reformed Confession (Phillipsburg: P&R . . . Continue reading →
That should bring the price of the hardcopy to about $35.o0 and the e-book to about $27.50, which is approaching a reasonable price. Continue reading
I am scheduled to talk with Brad “Chortles” Isbell on the Presbycast this evening Continue reading
From now until June 21, 2021, On Being Reformed is discounted 40%. This means that the e-book price is $32.99 and the hardcover is $41.99. The Coupon code is: SUMMER21 Order here. More about the book here. Resources How To Subscribe To . . . Continue reading →
Just in, this note from P&R Publishing: “We are pleased to present to you two copies of the Recovering The Reformed Confession as published by Momentum Christian Literature in the Indonesia language.” It is available for 120 Rp from the publisher. Thanks to . . . Continue reading →
We owe a debt of gratitude to Reformation Heritage Books and General Editors, R. Scott Clark and Casey Carmichael, for the latest publication in their “Classic Reformed Theology” series, Robert Rollock’s Commentary on Ephesians.
Robert Rollock (1555–99) was one of the most significant Reformed theologians in Scotland in the late sixteenth century. He was an important figure in the development of Reformed covenant theology. He received Calvin’s theology and was especially influenced by Caspar Olevianus (1536–87) . . . Continue reading →
I was surprised to learn that of the more than 6,000 Heidelblog posts, two of the most popular have been Grammar Guerrilla posts: Grammar Guerrilla: Comfort v Comfortability and Grammar Guerrilla: Agreement v Agreeance. Continue reading →
Earlier this week I posted a new resource page listing the annual the Top 10 Posts back to 2009. In response someone asked for a list of the all-time Top 10 HB posts. Here they are. One wrinkle is that #9 and . . . Continue reading →
