Present-Day Antichrists (Part II)

God-Centred Evangelism collects R. B. Kuyper's reflections and sermons on the nature and practice of evangelism rooted in God's sovereignty and glory. Kuyper argues that evangelistic efforts must be God-centred rather than human-centred, emphasizing the primacy of divine initiative in salvation. The book combines theological depth with practical pastoral guidance for those engaged in proclamation and pastoral work. Kuyper's clarity of expression and Reformed convictions shape the work, making it a resource for ministers and laity alike. Banner of Truth republishes it for readers seeking classical Reformed perspectives on evangelism.

The Glorious Body of Christ is R. B. Kuyper's theological treatment of the nature, purpose, and future glory of Christ's body — the church. Kuyper addresses ecclesiology and the believer's union with Christ, emphasizing corporate and spiritual dimensions of the church's calling. Written with clarity and pastoral concern, the work reflects Kuyper's Reformed convictions and his interest in the church's heavenly destiny. It offers doctrinal exposition alongside practical application for Christian living and hope. Banner of Truth publishes this title for readers seeking classic Reformed scholarship on Christ and the church.

R. B. Kuiper's While the Bridegroom Tarries is a collection of sermons preached during and after the First World War that examines contemporary signs pointing to Christ's return. The volume includes the sermon 'Present-Day Antichrists,' which critiques movements that claim to represent Christ. Kuiper frames his messages to address present conditions and heresies, drawing on biblical exposition and Reformed theology. Originally published in 1919, the collection has been reprinted by Banner of Truth, bringing these wartime-era sermons to modern readers. The book is aimed at encouraging and edifying believers by applying scriptural insight to the challenges of Kuiper's time.