Andrew Fuller was perhaps the greatest Baptist theologian of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. There is little doubt that Fuller's theology lay behind the revitalization of the Baptists in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. This collection of essays examines Fuller's work as an... (more)

Jonathan Edwards could arguably be called America’s greatest theologian. His ministry in eighteenth-century New England was one of the chief means that the Spirit of God used to spark revivals in Northampton and the surrounding area — and eventually what is known as the Great Awakening. These sweepi... (more)

A collection of beautifully written stories of true life situations, that helps the reader disover the deep theological truths of God in warm, human stories of common grace. Each beguiling tale unfolds a spiritual truth that will stay with you for the day.

It has been said that God does not see you as a failure; he sees you as a learner. Yet there are so many books on the market, including the Christian market, that tell us how to succeed and be ever victorious. Who has never asked, 'Why me, Lord?' When we are honest and truthful we all know we have a... (more)

his message from the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina is based on his 2012 General Convention homily and video that went viral on the web, and includes the acclaimed 2012 General Convention address. Recently preached at the Royal Wedding 2018

The so-called 'New Perspective' suggests that traditional Protestant understandings of Paul, shaped by the Reformation, need revising—in particular the contrast between faith and works. This clear study outlines the New Perspective, evaluates whether it is a threat or a help, and sets out a fres... (more)

With the 2008 election approaching, the Christian Right will once again be a major topic of discussion. Conservatives are concerned that America is losing its Christian heritage, and liberals are disturbed at what they see as the increasing political power of Christian conservatives. Yet both sides ... (more)