Catechism in Conversation

What is the primary purpose of man? What does the Bible basically teach? What is God? What is man? What is sin? What does every sin deserve? What is justification? What does God require of man? What is faith in Jesus Christ? What is prayer? The Westminster Shorter Catechism provides very succinct and yet solid answers to these and many more questions. 


In Catechism in Conversation, Linus provides a lively introduction to this catechism through a series of conversations, which incorporates all its 107 questions and answers. 


“Your kind gift of Catechism in Conversation arrived safely and in good shape and I wanted to say a hearty “thank you” for thinking of me. It looks to me like you have performed a “Thomas Watson” for modern folks! Thank you so much for such a useful tool.” 
– Rev. Dr. Dale Ralph Davis, Presbyterian Church in America

“I have been enjoying your previous book on the catechism. Very nicely done. Very creative. I haven't finished it yet because one of our elders wanted to read it, so I will finish it when I get it back. Again, thank you.” 
– Rev. Dr. Philip Kayser, Presbyterian Church in America

“Recommended Reading for those who want an easy way to remember the Shorter Catechism. The conversational style makes it easier to not only remember the questions and answers but Linus includes a dialogue which contains a simple explanation of each question and answer. Well thought out and written.” 
– Rev. Dr. Donald J. Musin, Reformed Presbyterian Church General Assembly 

“This is an unusual little book but very helpful. The author works his way through the Westminster Shorter Catechism as an imagined conversation between two men…The book is easily read and would make an excellent study for a young Christian.” 
– Rev. William Macleod, Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) 


Linus Chua is a member of Pilgrim Covenant Church in Singapore and is currently pursuing the M.Div degree with Whitefield Theological Seminary in preparation for the pastoral ministry. He is also the author of Not to Destroy, But to Fulfill, in which he gives an exposition of Christ’s teaching on the law in the Sermon on the Mount (Matt. 5:17-48).