Richard J. Mouw (PhD, University of Chicago), a renowned author and a widely traveled speaker, is senior research fellow at the Henry Institute for the Study of Christianity and Politics at Calvin University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Prior to that he worked at Fuller Theological Seminary for thirty-five years, serving for two decades as its president. He has written numerous books, including Restless Faith and Adventures in Evangelical Civility.

• ContentsIntroduction1. God's Complex Concerns2. The Joys of Discipleship3. The Divine Distance4. "That's Good!"5. Assessing "the Natural Mind"6. Is "Restraint" Enough?7. A Pause for Some "Meta-Calvinist" Considerations8. Resisting an Altar Call9. A Shared Humanness10. The Larger Story11. But Is It "Grace"?12. Attending to the Antithesis13. Religions Now "More Precisely Known"14. Common Grace and "the Last Days"15. Neo-Calvinism in America16. How Much Calvinism?17. Divine Generosity