Pilgrim Theology MP3 CD – Unabridged, May 23, 2017

Michael Horton's theology volume in 2011 (The Christian Faith) is superb and moves to the front of the line in theological Reference Volumes for those of the Reformed and Covenant faith. Now, Horton has taken that large reference volume and put it on a lower shelf to be reachable and readable to all the family members. This is the first time I have ever seen a book on theology edited to be used for the family, to be edited in a format that is readable and allows for questions and discussion for families. The free resource that comes with the book is a great reference tool that indexes both books! You can use this small resource to index the topic in Pilgrim Theology and it gives you the same page numbers in the larger volume for extra study and insight. Teachers and Pastors will love the larger volume and will definitely want to recommend this book to every family.

This is one of my most favorite books. Michael Horton writes in a concise and yet readable making theology a joy to read. I love his intention to write for those of us who understand ourselves to be on a lifelong pilgrimage toward the celestial city.

Very in-depth look at the theology of early Christianity. Does a great job of outlining other early religions. Really explains concepts like the Trinity, things like Christology, Soteriology, etc. The only thing I find hard with this book is that it is very large, and so it took me a good few months to finish with my busy schedule.

This is not simply a summary of the larger work but is a stand alone piece that is extremely beneficial. If you have ever wanted to read a thoroughly historically Reformed systematican who does not sound like a robot, here it is. With the art and beauty of the Orthodox and the clarity and biblical insights that stand in line with the creedal Reformed tradition.

This book is a hard read for me! I have tried several times but can’t get past the first few pages! Please let me return it! $30 dollars is a lot to spend on a book I’m not going to read! I didn’t know I could return books or I would have returned it immediately! Thank you

An excellent discussion on what it means to be a Christain and what the basic tenants of Christanity are. Easy to read with an abudance of references to the Holy Text and supporting materials.

Is a vey good book. Have not completed it but am more than half way through it

I needed this book for a college course. It is very easy to read and can easily understand what Horton is writing.