Modern theology reveres the names of Karl Barth, Rudolf Bultmann and Emil Brunner, hailed as the heroes of a new, modern and re-stated Reformation theology - a new orthodoxy for a new age. In this book, Iain D. Campbell focuses on one doctrine - the doctrine of sin - and views it first in its bib... (more)

Sin, regeneration, justification by Christ's righteousness, the cross, the love of God, assurance of salvation – these are the truths that once thrilled churches and changed nations. Yet, where evangelicalism continues to affirm these truths, without such results, it is often assumed that she must h... (more)

The Gospel at the Centre. Explores how the gospel should impact Christian living and practice. This book is both a plea for a Christianity that is radically committed to the full scope of the Gospel and an outline of what this might mean for the issues that face Christians at the beginning of a ne... (more)

SCM Study Guide: Books of the New Testament, together with its companion volume on New Testament Interpretation, offers an up-to-date, accessible introduction to this fast-changing area of theological study. Aimed at level one students, it encourages interaction with the New Testament texts and pro... (more)

After 2,000 years, the Book of Revelation continues to both attract and repel. Where should we start in trying to make sense of its bizarre imagery? How do we go about relating it to life in the 21st century? And how can we tell the difference between sensible interpretation and misleading speculati... (more)

The first in the Deep Church series, this book is an enquiry into the culture of revivalism and the urgent need to retrieve core ministry practices of the church. Charismatic Renewal has at the core of its ideology an aspiration for revival. This is a laudable aspiration, but in recent years, in ... (more)