“Combining careful, thought-provoking exegesis with a deep indebtedness to Calvin’s emphasis on union with Christ, the contributors to A Faith That Is Never Alone engage in stimulating theological reflection on the relationship of faith and good works. While their conclusions will no doubt elicit a wide range of responses from the Reformed community, they cannot be easily dismissed. In short, A Faith That Is Never Alone is a valuable contribution to the ongoing debate over justification.”

Douglas J. Green
Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Theology
Westminster Theological Seminary