"Able historians and theologians here take up the question of John Calvin's relationship to Roman Catholicism. The studies benefit both Reformed and Roman Catholic traditions and open new avenues for further exploration between 'Geneva' and 'Rome.' The results are not only enhanced knowledge but als... (more)

Gain encouragement and learn valuable lessons from the lives of over 100 lesser-known Bible characters. Who exactly was Michal? What did Korah do? What can you remember about Achan?

In "Bit Part Players - Act 2", his seventh title, Ray Markham looks at some of the lesser-known bit part players' of the New Testament; people who play only a small part on the biblical stage and are therefore often overlooked or largely ignored. For example, Ray retells some very familiar stories t... (more)

A theologian and a biblical scholar team up to provide some intelligent devotional reflections on God's presence in the ordinary lives of eleven Old Testament characters. Stories have a special place in our lives. There's something about a good story that sinks its hooks quickly and deeply into us ... (more)

The basic thesis of this important book on the New Testament Christology, sketched in the first essay 'God Crucified', is that the worship of Jesus as God was seen by the early Christians as compatible with their Jewish monotheism. Jesus was thought to participate in the divine identity of the one G... (more)

Responding to the growing needs and demands of a globalised and postmodern world, Richard Bauckham presents a biblical understanding of mission that engages with current concerns Bauckham explores how the themes of universality and particularity are related in the Bible. Universal blessing for the ... (more)

Seeking to recover Trinitarian teaching in the evangelical church, Letham examines the doctrine's biblical foundations, traces its historical development, and offers suggestions on avoiding extremes of subordinationism and modalism. Skillfully engaging four critical issues, he illuminates the Trinit... (more)

The culture of the Eastern Church is alien to our experience. Yet the more we familiarize ourselves with the Eastern Church the more we recognize, for all the differences, the family resemblances. The family has been parted for a very long time. But chances have arisen to meet again and get to know ... (more)

In The Work of Christ Robert Letham shapes his discussion around the threefold office of Christ as prophet, priest and king. Within this framework he explores the issues of Christ and the Word of God, the nature and theories of the atonement, and the e cosmic and corporate dimensions of the mediator... (more)