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This year, get to know the true Jonathan Edwards--and see the hand of God in your own life like never before.Jonathan Edwards is one of the most respected early American theologians. In Always in God's Hands, Owen Strachan recovers the real Jonathan Edwards--the thinker, the compassionate father, the courageous reformer--as opposed to the caricature of him that is often presented. Edwards believed God was ever-present in each of our lives, car...

Owen Strachan unites the strands of penal substitutionary atonement and Christus Victor, revealing the power of the cross to both mercifully atone for our sin and justly conquer Satan"--

Men--and masculinity in general--are under attack. For society to succeed, we need strong men to lead us in all areas of life.The war on men is a war on civilization.Strong men are not "toxic." If they go away, evil men take their place, and weak men offer no resistance.The idea that masculine men--assertive, risk-taking, single-minded--are a problem to be solved threatens our whole society. The cultural elites cheering the decline of men are ...

Men—and masculinity in general—are under attack. For society to succeed, we need strong men to lead us in all areas of life.Owen Strachan tackles one of today’s most controversial subjects: manhood. Making the case for traditional biblical manhood, he explains why the soft manhood our culture applauds has been a disaster. Like Christianity and Wokeness, Strachan’s previous best-selling book from Salem, The War on Men is edgy, bold, lucid, conf...

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White people should be less white." "Whiteness is white supremacy." "Silence is violence." "You can never overcome your racism." You've heard these baffling views-but do you know where they come from? The "wokeness" that emerged from the social unrest of 2020 has swept through schools, businesses, and even sports. Driven by the radical ideologies of Critical Race Theory and intersectionality, it has destabilized public and private life-includi...

Reenchanting Humanity is a work of systematic theology that focuses on the doctrine of humanity. Engaging the major anthropological questions of the age, like transgenderism, homosexuality, technology, and more, author Owen Strachan establishes a Christian anthropology rooted in Biblical truth, in stark contrast to the popular opinions of the modern age.

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Many know the name, few know the manJonathan Edwards can be hard to pin down. He was intelligent, yet warm, he preached graphic sermons on hell, yet wrote stirring essays on beauty, he was a product of his time, yet a reformer. In short, he was complicated, as most of us are. But in studying Edwards, you will discover something more valuable than biographical details. More than learning about the pivotal moments of his life, more than grasping...

How do you access a real, thriving, vibrant faith? You trust a big God, and you start living like he's real. It's time to put our comfort and ease and false security on the line. If we know God is real, let's pray as if he's actually listening. If we know he's good, let's reflect that goodness in the world. When our problems feel big, let's lean on the One who is bigger. Is that risky? "Sure, " says Owen Strachan. "Embrace it anyway. It's lite...

This book explores what the Bible's teaching on men and women looks like in practice and helps readers embrace God's good design as a path to true joy and lasting fulfillment.

This volume of the Essential Edwards Series focuses on Edwards's view of God, God's communication of beauty in creation, and God's desire that Christians recognize His beauty both in Scripture and in the world. Edwards is presented as a "God-intoxicated" man, captivated by God's glory and beauty, and committed to sharing that beauty with others. Easily accessible and readable, you do not need to be a scholar to enjoy these insights about Jonat...

In Awakening the Evangelical Mind, Owen Strachan provides an accessible historical survey of "neo-evangelicalism, " tracing the rise of a movement that would change the American church in profound ways that are still felt today.

Known in 'The Anglo-Saxon Chronicles' simply as 'the Lady', Emma was a wife, mother and widow as well as a queen. Standing at the meeting point of the three cultures of the early Middle Ages - Saxon, Viking and Norman - Emma and her queenship provide a captivating picture of a still-misperceived age.

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