Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Volume 1. PART 1. THEOLOGY AND THEOLOGICAL METHOD. -- A primer on perspectivalism -- What the Bible is about : one thing and three things -- The gospel and the scriptures -- The main thing -- What the Bible does not say : contrast in preaching, with thoughts about communication, marketing, and prosperity theology -- Contrast, exegesis, and preaching, with refections on marketing, prosperity, human responsibility, and historical disjunctions -- Contexts -- The picture theory of theology -- Narrative and the picture theory of theology -- Focus -- PART 2. THEOLOGICAL TOPICS. -- Introduction to the reformed faith -- Reformed and evangelicals together -- Is justification by faith alone the article on which the church stands or falls? -- The regulative principle : levels of specificity -- Dualities within divine covenants -- N.T. Wright and the authority of scripture -- Propositional revelation -- Meditation on Romans 11:33-36 -- PART 3. APOLOGETICS. -- Intellectual repentance -- Intellectual discipleship -- Review of Greg Bahnsen, Presuppositional apologetics: stated and defended -- PART 4. ETHICS AND WORSHIP. -- Simple obedience -- Sonship -- Cultural transformation and the local church -- Family, church, and state : a triperspectival approach -- Might and right -- Why I vote conservative -- The Bible and Joe the Plumber -- Is America a Christian country -- Is plagiarism a sin? -- Prosperity -- Response to Doug Moo's review of Doctrine of the Christian life -- Response to Russell Moore's review of Doctrine of the Christian life -- PART 5. PERSONAL. -- A testimony -- Bible-thumper -- Remarks at Justin's wedding -- 1 Corinthians 1:19 : remarks at Beverly Heights -- Twenty-five random things that nobody knows about me -- APPENDIX. 100 books that have most influenced John Frame's thought.

Volume 2. Foreword / Richard L. Pratt, Jr. -- PART 1. THEOLOGICAL TOPICS. -- Inerrancy : a place to live -- Let God be true : scripture and certainty -- No scripture, no Christ -- The mystery of creaturely otherness -- Why theology needs philosophy -- PART 2. THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION. -- The academic captivity of theology -- Seminaries and academic accreditation -- The demise of systematic theology -- A few things I have learned from my years in ministry -- Pratt's boot camp -- PART 3. THEOLOGICAL METHOD. -- Arguments and conclusions in theology -- Bandwagons : on the pace of intellectual change -- Clarity, cogency, and profundity -- Review of Ross Douthat's Bad religion -- The heart of the atonement -- PART 4. APOLOGETICS. -- Believing in God in the twenty-first century -- Epistemological perspectives and evangelical apologetics -- The bible on the problem of evil -- Van Til : his simplicity and profundity -- Cornelius Van Til -- Van Til : the theologian -- Van Til on antithesis -- PART 5. ETHICS. -- The failure of non-Christian ethics -- Tolerance -- Transformation -- Two levels of divine blessing, and a few words about Joel Osteen -- "But God made me this way" -- PART 6. THE CHURCH. -- What denomination should I join? -- Guidelines for church union -- Church discipline -- Worship that pleases God -- Different kinds of reformed outreach -- Maxims for pastors -- PART 7. PERSONAL. -- My exceptions to the Westminster Standards -- Triperspectival dieting.