Andrew J. Byers

A Bombshell in the Baptistery

Theology

“Baptism lies at the heart of Christian faith. It also lies at the heart of some of its fiercest controversies. In his careful treatment of the baptism theology of George Beasley-Murray, Justin Nalls spans both sides of the Atlantic and takes his readers into the stormy yet exciting waters of complex debates, heated exchanges, and fruitful dialogues. He succeeds in highlighting the significant labors of one of the twentieth century’s finest exegetes.”

Following

Christian Living

“Following envisions a journey with others toward an uncertain destination. Byassee and Irwin write to cast theological light for our feet in this awkward but exciting expedition of faith in our digital culture. As fellow pilgrims on the way, they invite us into an urgent conversation that is sober yet hopeful and that may land us at an Emmaus table or an online platform with surprise vistas of Christ.”

Northern Lights

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Byassee takes up the pen with the mind of a theologian, the heart of pastor, and the eye of a journalist. He recently walked into the strange and beautiful world of England’s Christ-haunted North East, fell in love with the place, and started asking questions. He has discerned with wisdom and articulated with skill what those of us who live here experience consciously and unconsciously every week. His account of divine patterns and cultural trends in the North East’s particulars bears wisdom for the wider church at the dawn (or mid-morning?) of post-Christendom.”

Paul and John in Harmony

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In debates on unity and diversity within the New Testament, scholarship has tended to accentuate the latter. But in this book, Gorman shows how early Christianity's theological heavyweights are united concerning early Christianity's most salient themes. With exegesis that is both detailed and theological, Gorman challenges long-standing assumptions while offering life-giving reflections. Paul and John in Harmony is a landmark work showing the fruits of comparative study, especially when plied with the courage to think beyond the walls of consensus.”