Resources on Justification by faith alone in Christ alone

By no means exhaustive, but here is an introductory list of good books and articles on the subject of the Reformation doctrine of Justification by Faith alone, in Christ alone, apart from the merit and condition of good works. We must always also remember that, "We are justified by faith alone, but true faith never stays alone"; it grows and results in good works and fruit and deeper levels of repentance and change as we grow spiritually. These are books and articles and sermons that have been helpful to me.

The Future of Justification, by John Piper




The God Who Justifies, by James White



The Roman Catholic Controversy, by James White



Faith Alone, by R. C. Sproul



Getting the Gospel Right, by R. C. Sproul



Counted Righteous in Christ, by John Piper



Justification in Perspective, Bruce McCormack, editor

Nick Needham has a chapter in this book (above) on "Justification in the Early Church Fathers"
and
David Wright has a chapter on "Justification in Augustine"
and
Anthony Lane has a chapter on the Regensburg attempt for RCs and Protestants to solve their differences over Justification (1541) and Trent's unfortunate dogmatic response. (1546-1547) Entitled, "A Tale of Two Cities: Justification at Regensburg and Trent"
and many other helpful chapters!


Justification by Faith Alone, edited by Don Kistler, Soli Deo Gloria


Sermons on Justification by John Piper



Article with early church father quotes by Turretinfan



Article by Turretinfan Affirming the Doctrine of Justification by Faith Alone with Scripture passages:



Articles by William Webster



Article of quotes from early church history on Justification by C. Matthew McMahon


Articles on Justification at Monergism.com:


Important Article on Luther and "faith alone" in Romans 3:28, by James Swan


Article by James Swan on Allistar McGrath and Justification:

All the above are helpful to study and imbibe deeply; and the last two were very helpful in counteracting some of the typical Roman Catholic criticisms of the doctrine of justification by faith alone.

Addendum: I just found many articles that challenge "The New Perspectives on Paul" ( mostly of E. P. Sanders, James Dunn, and N. T. Wright)