Reforming the Christian Faith

“In Reforming the Christian Faith, Mark Karlberg continues his clarion calls for a consistent covenant theology and adherence to the core reformation doctrine of justification by faith alone. By perceptive analysis of current developments in the convoluted discussions and concerning decisions occurring in conservative reformed institutions, he reveals contemporary confusion on the relation between works and grace that, combined with political maneuvers in academic and ecclesiastical circles, undermines the church’s credibility and witness.”


—Meredith M. Kline, Ranked Adjunct Assistant Professor of Oriental Languages, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary





“The readers of Karlberg’s Reforming the Christian Faith may not agree with his critical stance against contemporary evangelical and reformed scholars who deny or ignore the Protestant evangelical distinction between law and gospel. Nevertheless, the readers will greatly benefit from and appreciate the rich implication and substance of his new book. This book is timely as we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation in Europe. I highly recommend Dr. Karlberg’s book to the next generation of seminarians, pastors, scholars, and missionaries in the Global Mission Field whose desire is to preach and teach the good news of the gospel before the second coming of Jesus Christ.”


— Jeong Koo Jeon, Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology, Faith Theological Seminary