- Foundations of Christian Scholarship (ed. Gary North)
- The Trinitarian Theology of Cornelius Van Til (Lane G. Tipton)
- The Trinity and the Vindication of Christian Paradox (Brant Bosserman)
- Analogical Knowledge (James D. Baird)
- At War with the Word: The Necessity of Biblical Antithesis (Greg L. Bahnsen)
- Calvin as a Controversialist (Cornelius Van Til)
- Christian Civilization is the Only Civilization – In a Sense, Of Course (Michael H. Warren)
- Cornelius Van Til: The Godfather of Biblical Counseling (Jared Poulton)
- Cornelius Van Til’s Position on the Age of the Earth
- Divine Aseity and Apologetics (John M. Frame)
- Does God Observe the Law of Contradiction? . . . Should We? (Richard L. Pratt)
- Inductivism, Inerrancy, and Presuppositionalism (Greg L. Bahnsen)
- Junius and Van Til on Natural Knowledge of God (Nathan D. Shannon)
- Knowledge and the Fall in American Neo-Calvinism (Bálint Békefi)
- Letter to Francis Schaeffer (Cornelius Van Til)
- On Worshiping the Creature Rather Than the Creator (Greg L. Bahnsen)
- Presuppositionalism in the Dock (James N. Anderson)
- Review of Three Essays by Karl Barth (Cornelius Van Til)
- Some Epistemological Reflections on 1 Cor 2:6-16 (Richard B. Gaffin)
- The Problem of Natural Revelation in the Thought of Cornelius Van Til (Andrew Fulford)
- The Triune Personal God (Lane G. Tipton)
- Trinitarian Analogies (John M. Frame)
- Two Theological Accounts of Logic (Nathaniel Gray Sutanto)
- Van Til and the Trinity (Colin D. Smith)
- Van Til as Critic of Barth’s Christology (James J. Cassidy)
- Van Til Lectures
- Van Til on Antithesis (John M. Frame)
- Van Til on the Shepherd Controversy
- Van Til: The Theologian (John M. Frame)
- Van Til’s Trinitarian Theology (Lane G. Tipton)