by: J. Todd Billings, Suzanne McDonald, Alberto La Rosa Rojas

• Format

  Paperback

  ISBN

  9781540963321

  Dimensions

  6 x 9

  Pub. Date

  Feb 2026

  SRP

  $26.99

  Carton Quantity

  32

  Number of pages

  224

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Generously Reformed offers a fresh, centrist vision of the Reformed tradition--moving beyond slogans and caricatures to reveal a theology that is historically grounded, globally engaged, and full of hope. Like a tree with deep roots and wide branches, Reformed theology is portrayed as both firmly anchored in Scripture and the catholic tradition while dynamically reaching out in witness, service, and friendship.

Ideal for church leaders, students, and those curious about the Reformed tradition, this volume corrects distortions, explores the tradition's breadth, and invites readers into a posture of joyful discipleship. Rather than offering defensive debates, Generously Reformed fosters a theological journey centered on the Triune God's redemptive story, equipping readers to inhabit the Reformed tradition with clarity and grace.

Readers will find a generous and substantial vision of a tradition deeply rooted in God's word and work, shaped by ancient wisdom, and alive with hope for today.

Introduction
1. A Reformed Theology Primer: Misconceptions and Realities
Key Question: What Is Reformed Theology, Anyway?
2. The Church in a Reformed Key: Ethnocentric Compliance or Multivalent Catholicity?
Key Question: Is the Reformed Tradition Just for White Westerners?
3. Infant Baptism: Welcomed by Grace into the Covenant Family
Key Question: Why Do Presbyterian and Other Reformed Denominations Baptize Infants?
4. The Mystery of Election: Predestination and Human Freedom in Reformed Theology
Key Question: Can a Reformed Approach to Election Really Be Good News?
5. Providence and the Problem of Suffering: Trusting the Lord's Rule in Lament and Gratitude
Key Question: Does Reformed Theology Teach Us to See God as a Controlling Tyrant or as a Loving Provider?
6. Reformed Theology and the Church's Mission: Faith, Justice, and the Gospel
Key Question: Do Reformed Christians Care About Evangelism and Social Justice?
7. Eschatology: In the End, What?
Key Question: What Does Reformed Theology Teach About the End Times?
Appendix A: Why Is Reformed Theology Called "Reformed"?
Appendix B: A Misunderstood Motto; "Reformed and Always Reforming"
Indexes