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Beyond the Vale: Forty Days to Spiritual Freedom is a biblically grounded guide to spiritual warfare and discipleship that equips believers to understand spiritual conflict, practice life-giving spiritual disciplines, and walk in the freedom Christ promises.
Demonization: Understanding the Symptoms from a Biblical Perspective offers a calm, biblically grounded guide to spiritual conflict, helping readers understand spiritual oppression with discernment and wisdom without falling into denial, fear, or sensationalism.
In this updated edition of Charles Spurgeon’s beloved classic, All of Grace, the “Prince of Preachers” presents the beauty of the Gospel with remarkable clarity, showing how God’s grace freely saves all who trust in Jesus Christ.
Christmas Canticum explores the four great songs of the Nativity—Mary, Zechariah, the angels, and Simeon—inviting readers to rediscover the wonder of Christ’s birth and the hope of God’s salvation during the Advent season.
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NOW AVAILABLE: March 2026
Author: Edward Langton
Series:The Langton Library of Supernatural Theology
Formats: Hardcover • Paperback • eBook
Status: Annotated scholarly edition in final proofing
About the book
First published in 1923, Edward Langton’s Satan: A Portrait remains one of the most comprehensive early modern studies on the nature and development of the doctrine of Satan. This new Stratias Press edition—edited and introduced by Dr. Luke Bray restores Langton’s original text and enriches it with historical commentary, critical footnotes, and theological cross-references.
The result is a bridge between early twentieth-century scholarship and twenty-first-century theological inquiry, preserving and conserving both.
Perfect for: Scholars, pastors, and serious readers interested in demonology, church history, and the evolution of theological thought about evil and spiritual beings.
Satan: A Portrait
The Way of the Sea
Release window: 2026
Author: Luke Bray, Ph.D.
Formats: Hardcover • Paperback • eBook
Status: In final edits
About the book
Along the shoreline of Galilee, Jesus called fishermen, stilled storms, and fed multitudes. The Way of the Sea is a vivid narrative journey that weaves Scripture, first-century context, archaeology, and spiritual reflection to help readers see the Gospels with fresh eyes. From Capernaum to the Decapolis, the book explores how the story of one disciple was shaped by his encounter with the Messiah.
Perfect for: Readers of biblical history and devotional narrative who want spiritual depth anchored in real places.
The Devil in Würtemberg
Release window: October 2026
Author: Luke Bray, Ph.D.
Genre: Historical fiction (gothic/reformation)
Formats: Hardcover • Paperback • eBook
About the book
In late nineteenth-century Württemberg, the public possession of a young woman—examined, prayed over, and fiercely debated—becomes the catalyst for a widespread religious awakening rather than a descent into hysteria. As pastors and physicians struggle to interpret what they are witnessing, the event exposes deep tensions emerging in the community. What begins as a single case of possession ultimately ignites a revival that reshapes villiage.
Perfect for: Fans of literary historical fiction who appreciate theological depth and atmospheric, character-driven suspense.
History of Demonology and the Church, Vol. 1
Release window: 2026
Author: Luke Bray, Ph.D.
Series: The History of Demonology and the Church (HDC)
Formats: Hardcover • Paperback • eBook
About the book
Volume I lays the foundation for a six-volume scholarly series tracing the Church’s understanding of the demonic from the Ancient Near East through the Apostolic Age. Drawing on primary texts, ANE sources, and modern scholarship, this volume clarifies terms, contexts, and controversies, offering pastors, students, and serious readers a reliable map of the terrain before diving into later eras.
Perfect for: Seminary students, pastors, researchers, and lay leaders seeking rigorous, readable historical theology.