Books

Book Contributions

Contributor to 95 Theses for a New Reformation, edited by Aaron Hebbard. Pastor Lusk’s essays are “Let the Church Seek God Where He Has Promised to Be Found: In Word and Sacrament,” and “Let the Church Care for Orphans.”.

Foreword to Adam Borneman’s Church, Sacrament, and American Democracy: The Social and Political Dimensions of John Williamson Nevin’s Theology of the Incarnation

Foreword to Tim Gallant’s These Are Two Covenants: Reconsidering Paul on the Mosaic Law

Foreword to reprint of M. F. Sadler’s The Second Adam and the New Birth

Contributor to Obedient Faith: A Festschrift for Norman Shepherd, edited by Andrew Sandlin and John Barach—“The Reformed Doctrine of Justification By Works”

Contributor to The Glory of Kings: A Festschrift in Honor of James B. Jordan, edited by Peter Leithart and John Barach. For a version of the essay, “Holy War Transformed,” click here.

Contributor to The Federal Vision, edited by Steve Wilkins and Duane Garner—“Paedobaptism and Baptismal Efficacy: Historic Trends and Current Controversies”—“New Life and Apostasy: Hebrews 6:4–8 as a Test Case”

Contributor to The Auburn Avenue Theology: Pros and Cons, edited by Calvin Beisner

Contributor to The Case for Covenant Communion, edited by Gregg Strawbridge. God of My Youth, by Rich Lusk

Contributor to A Faith That Is Never Alone, edited by Andrew Sandlin—“Federal Vision Postcards”—“Future Justification: Some Theological and Exegetical Proposals”

Contributor to Omnibus III: Reformation to the Present, edited by Douglas Wilson and G. Tyler Fischer. Click HERE for “The Epistles of Peter and Jude” by Rich Lusk.

Contributor to Omnibus IV: The Ancient World, edited by Douglas Wilson and G. Tyler Fischer. Click HERE for “Psalms” by Rich Lusk and HERE for “Joshua, Judges, and Ruth” by Rich Lusk.

Contributor to Omnibus VI: The Modern World, edited by Gene Edward Veith, Douglas Wilson, and G. Tyler Fischer. Click HERE for Pastoral Epistles, by Rich Lusk.

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Journal Articles

“Baptismal Efficacy and Baptismal Latency: A Sacramental Dialogue” in Presbyterion: Covenant Seminary Review, Spring 2006. 
A version of the essay is available here.

“An Immodest Proposal for Pursuing Peace and Purity in the Body of Christ: A Plea for Reformed Catholicity” in Reformation and Revival Journal, Winter 2004. 
Now available on site here.

“N. T. Wright and Reformed Theology: Friends or Foes?” in Reformation and Revival Journal, Spring 2002. 
Now available on site here.